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Kurt Schmalz
Researcher at Daimler AG
Publications - 69
Citations - 589
Kurt Schmalz is an academic researcher from Daimler AG. The author has contributed to research in topics: Suction & Clamping. The author has an hindex of 13, co-authored 69 publications receiving 589 citations.
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Clamping device for plate-shaped work pieces for machine tools has carrier on drive and suction block, both with magnetic material
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe a drive motor with magnetic or magnetizeable material in an area facing the clamping element, and the carrier is formed as a piston and moves within the channel.
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Gripping device for using a low-pressure/partial vacuum surface to hold objects has an extruding section parallel to a sucker plate
TL;DR: In this article, an extruding section has a single hollow chamber, and an ejector is pushed into the hollow chamber by an intake/suction opening on the ejector communicating with a transfer opening.
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Handling apparatus actuated by vacuum
TL;DR: In this article, a vacuum handling device with a connectable to a vacuum-generating device lift tube and attached to a manageable object suction gripper is described, with the object and sucked by contracting the lift tube can be raised; the handling device is characterized by a weight of the power-operated actuator which sucked in under the action of the suction side of the device.
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Suction gripper for handling articles
TL;DR: The gripper has a vertically reciprocating tube (2) with a suction head (4) movably mounted on it, under the action of gravity closes off the suction side of the head when engaging an article (32) and releases it in an unloaded position.
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Holder for work piece; has suction block arranged on clamp beam and automatic or remotely controlled mechanical fixing device to hold suction block on clamp beam
TL;DR: In this paper, an automatic or remotely controlled mechanical fixing device is provided to hold the suction block on the clamp beam, and the fixing device may be an inflatable hose that fits in a groove (14) in a clamp beam and is activated by a catch and holder device.