06-03-72A

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06-03-72A is a type of machine tool drift invented by I.A. Firth and D.D.Dons in 1936 for the purpose of machining concave surfaces. This machine tool was used in the manufacturing industry until the 1990s. It is now rarely seen due to the advancement of other machining techniques.

The machine uses a forked arm on the left side and a vertical motion arm on the right side to maintain a fixed steady speed as the workpiece is being fed into the machine. The forked arm applies pressure to the workpiece while the vertical motion arm moves the workpiece around in a circle. The machine has two rings of wheels which feed the workpiece in and out of the machine. This motion combined with the forked arm and vertical motion arm creates a smooth concave surface on the workpiece.

The working principle of the machine is based on the fact that metal is malleable and will conform to the shape of the tool being used. By applying pressure to the workpiece, it will deform to match the contour of the tool and the machine will produce the desired shape of the workpiece. The machine also utilizes a cutting head which removes material from the workpiece in order to create the desired shape.

The machine is applicable in numerous aspects related to machining, including in the machining of castings, sheet metal, plastic, and composites. It can be used to produce complex surface shapes including grooves, curves, and slots. It is also highly useful for machining intricate internal or external shapes and profiles. Additionally, 06-03-72A can be used to create high finishes in molds and dies, as well as in pattern making.

In summary, 06-03-72A is a unique and powerful machine tool drift invented for the purpose of machining concave surfaces. It utilizes both a forked arm and a vertical motion arm to create smooth and precise concave surfaces on the workpiece. This machine is applicable in a wide range of machining fields and is highly useful for creating intricate shapes quick and accurately.

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