Honing tool for honing blind bores
Abstract
The invention relates to a honing tool ( 1 ) that is suitable in particular for honing blind bores ( 5 ), comprising a stone carrier ( 3 ), a first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and a second honing stone segment ( 17 ). The first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) are fastened in a groove ( 22 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ). In addition, the stone carrier ( 3 ) comprises an end ( 10 ) with which the stone carrier ( 3 ) can be introduced into a bore ( 5 ). The second honing stone segment ( 17 ) is fastened closer to the end ( 10 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ) than the first honing stone segment ( 16 ). Moreover, the wear resistance of the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) is greater than a wear resistance of the first honing stone segment ( 16 ). In this way, a straight bore ( 5 ) can be honed even in the case of limited idle travel ( 9 ).
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A honing tool ( 1 ) comprising a stone carrier ( 3 ), a first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and at least a second honing stone segment ( 17 ), wherein the first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) can be fastened to the stone carrier ( 3 ), wherein the stone carrier ( 3 ) comprises an end ( 10 ) with which said stone carrier ( 3 ) can be introduced into a bore ( 5 ), wherein the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) can be fastened closer to the end ( 10 ) of said stone carrier ( 3 ) than the first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and wherein said second honing stone segment ( 17 ) has a wear resistance which is greater than a wear resistance of said first honing stone segment ( 16 ).
2 . The honing tool according to claim 1 , characterized in that at least one additional honing stone segment ( 18 ) is provided, in that the additional honing stone segment ( 18 ) can be fastened closer to the end ( 10 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ) than the first honing stone segment ( 16 ), in that the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) can be fastened closer to the end ( 10 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ) than the additional honing stone segment ( 18 ) and in that the additional honing stone segment ( 18 ) has a wear resistance which is greater than the wear resistance of the first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and less than the wear resistance of the second honing stone segment ( 17 ).
3 . The honing tool according to claim 1 or 2 , characterized in that the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) together with the stone carrier ( 3 ) are assembled to form a honing stone ( 19 ) and in that the honing stone ( 19 ) can be loosely disposed in a honing tool body ( 3 ′).
4 . The honing tool according to claim 1 , characterized in that the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) can be removably connected to the stone carrier ( 3 ) by adhesive bonding or soldering.
5 . The honing tool according to claim 1 , characterized in that a groove ( 22 ) is configured on the stone carrier ( 3 ), in which groove the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) can be inserted in a successive arrangement.
6 . The honing tool according to claim 1 , characterized in that the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) at least substantially adjoins the end ( 10 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ).
7 . The honing tool according to claim 6 , characterized in that between the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) and the end ( 10 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ), an offset ( 23 ) is formed on an end side, the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) bearing on said offset.
8 . The honing tool according to claim 7 , characterized in that the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) are disposed on a side ( 30 ), in that at least one supporting bar ( 32 ) is provided and in that the supporting bar ( 32 ) is disposed in the region of a further side ( 31 ) which faces away from the side ( 30 ).
9 . The honing tool according to claim 1 , characterized in that the first honing stone segment ( 16 ) is longer with respect to a longitudinal axis ( 15 ) than the second honing stone segment ( 17 ).
10 . The honing tool according to claim 1 , characterized in that the different wear resistances of the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) result from different specifications for at least one of a grit size, a grit type, a bond and a concentration of grits for the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ).
11 . A honing tool ( 1 ) comprising a stone carrier ( 3 ), a first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and a second honing stone segment ( 17 ), wherein the first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) are fastened to the stone carrier ( 3 ), wherein the stone carrier ( 3 ) comprises an end ( 10 ) with which said stone carrier ( 3 ) can be introduced into a bore ( 5 ), wherein the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) is fastened closer to the end ( 10 ) of said stone carrier ( 3 ) than the first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and wherein said second honing stone segment ( 17 ) has a wear resistance which is greater than a wear resistance of said first honing stone segment ( 16 ).
12 . The honing tool according to claim 11 , characterized in that at least one additional honing stone segment ( 18 ) is provided, in that the additional honing stone segment ( 18 ) is fastened closer to the end ( 10 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ) than the first honing stone segment ( 16 ), in that the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) is fastened closer to the end ( 10 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ) than the additional honing stone segment ( 18 ) and in that the additional honing stone segment ( 18 ) has a wear resistance which is greater than the wear resistance of the first honing stone segment ( 16 ) and less than the wear resistance of the second honing stone segment ( 17 ).
13 . The honing tool according to claim 11 , characterized in that the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) together with the stone carrier ( 3 ) are assembled to form a honing stone ( 19 ) and in that the honing stone ( 19 ) is loosely disposed in a honing tool body ( 3 ′).
14 . The honing tool according to claim 11 , characterized in that the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) are removably connected to the stone carrier ( 3 ) by adhesive bonding or soldering.
15 . The honing tool according to claim 11 , characterized in that a groove ( 22 ) is configured on the stone carrier ( 3 ), in which groove the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) are inserted in a successive arrangement.
16 . The honing tool according to claim 11 , characterized in that the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) at least substantially adjoins the end ( 10 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ).
17 . The honing tool according to claim 16 , characterized in that between the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) and the end ( 10 ) of the stone carrier ( 3 ), an offset ( 23 ) is formed on an end side, the second honing stone segment ( 17 ) bearing on said offset.
18 . The honing tool according to claim 17 , characterized in that the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) are disposed on a side ( 30 ), in that at least one supporting bar ( 32 ) is provided and in that the supporting bar ( 32 ) is disposed in the region of a further side ( 31 ) which faces away from the side ( 30 ).
19 . The honing tool according to claim 11 , characterized in that the first honing stone segment ( 16 ) is longer with respect to a longitudinal axis ( 15 ) than the second honing stone segment ( 17 ).
20 . The honing tool according to claim 11 , characterized in that the different wear resistances of the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ) result from different specifications for at least one of a grit size, a grit type, a bond and a concentration of grits for the honing stone segments ( 16 , 17 ).Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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