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Camillus, NY
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3368 Pleasant Valley Rd, Marcellus, NY 13108
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Electronic Assembly Services
3368 Pleasant Vly Rd, Syracuse, NY 13215
(315) 673-4761
(315) 673-4761
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ORBITAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC
Commercial Physical Research · Nonclassifiable Establishments · Automatic Environmental Control Mfg · Controls Control Systems/Regul
Commercial Physical Research · Nonclassifiable Establishments · Automatic Environmental Control Mfg · Controls Control Systems/Regul
PO Box 151, Marcellus, NY 13108
3368 Pleasant Vly Rd, Syracuse, NY 13215
2590 Pleasant Vly Rd, Martisco, NY 13108
(315) 673-4761
3368 Pleasant Vly Rd, Syracuse, NY 13215
2590 Pleasant Vly Rd, Martisco, NY 13108
(315) 673-4761
Publications
Us Patents
Orbiting Blade Coaxial Cable Cutter/Stripper
View pageUS Patent:
6588302, Jul 8, 2003
Filed:
Aug 16, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/640843
Inventors:
David J. Palmowski - Syracuse NY
Assignee:
Orbital Technologies, Inc. - Syracuse NY
International Classification:
H02G 112
US Classification:
81 951
Abstract:
Apparatus for supporting a coaxial cable, or the like, and effecting cutting and stripping operations to remove a portion of one or more layers which concentrically cover a central conductor. A single blade, having a circular cutting edge, is moved in an orbital path about the cable with rotary motion of a motor translated to orbital motion of the blade through a plurality of plates relatively movable on crossed, linear, roller bearings and a shaft eccentrically affixed to the motor with the shaft and motor axes at an acute angle to one another. The shaft extends through a spherical bearing mounted in one of the plates, thereby translating nutational motion of the shaft to orbiting motion of the plate which is directly attached to the blade. A unique clamping assembly includes a pair of jaws having respective gear racks engaging a single pinion gear on a motor output shaft for linear movement of the jaws by equal distances in opposite directions. A microprocessor controls the level of current to the motor, thereby adjusting the clamping force applied to the cable, and increases this force during the stripping operation, when maximum axial force is applied to the cable.
Orbiting Blade Coaxial Cable Cutter/Stripper
View pageUS Patent:
6681656, Jan 27, 2004
Filed:
Feb 5, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/359490
Inventors:
David J. Palmowski - Syracuse NY
Assignee:
Orbital Technologies, Inc. - Syracuse NY
International Classification:
H02G 112
US Classification:
81 951
Abstract:
Apparatus for supporting a coaxial cable, or the like, and effecting cutting and stripping operations to remove a portion of one or more layers which concentrically cover a central conductor. A single blade, having a circular cutting edge, is moved in an orbital path about the cable with rotary motion of a motor translated to orbital motion of the blade through a plurality of plates relatively movable on crossed, linear, roller bearings and a shaft eccentrically affixed to the motor with the shaft and motor axes at an acute angle to one another. The shaft extends through a spherical bearing mounted in one of the plates, thereby translating nutational motion of the shaft to orbiting motion of the plate which is directly attached to the blade. A unique clamping assembly includes a pair of jaws having respective gear racks engaging a single pinion gear on a motor output shaft for linear movement of the jaws by equal distances in opposite directions. A microprocessor controls the level of current to the motor, thereby adjusting the clamping force applied to the cable, and increases this force during the stripping operation, when maximum axial force is applied to the cable.
Orbiting Blade Coaxial Cable Cutter/Stripper
View pageUS Patent:
6840147, Jan 11, 2005
Filed:
Feb 5, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/359775
Inventors:
David J. Palmowski - Syracuse NY, US
Assignee:
Orbital Technology, Inc. - Syracuse NY
International Classification:
B26D 508
US Classification:
83580, 83596, 83924, 81 951
Abstract:
Apparatus for supporting a coaxial cable, or the like, and effecting cutting and stripping operations to remove a portion of one or more layers which concentrically cover a central conductor. A single blade, having a circular cutting edge, is moved in an orbital path about the cable with rotary motion of a motor translated to orbital motion of the blade through a plurality of plates relatively movable on crossed, linear, roller bearings and a shaft eccentrically affixed to the motor with the shaft and motor axes at an acute angle to one another. The shaft extends through a spherical bearing mounted in one of the plates, thereby translating nutational motion of the shaft to orbiting motion of the plate which is directly attached to the blade. A unique clamping assembly includes a pair of jaws having respective gear racks engaging a single pinion gear on a motor output shaft for linear movement of the jaws by equal distances in opposite directions. A microprocessor controls the level of current to the motor, thereby adjusting the clamping force applied to the cable, and increases this force during the stripping operation, when maximum axial force is applied to the cable.
Apparatus And Method For Cutting And Stripping Covering Layers From A Filamentary Core Including Both Rotary And Reciprocating Cutting Blades
View pageUS Patent:
7013782, Mar 21, 2006
Filed:
Feb 26, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/788082
Inventors:
David J. Palmowski - Syracuse NY, US
Assignee:
Orbital Technologies, Inc. - Syracuse NY
International Classification:
B26D 5/08
US Classification:
83580, 83596, 83924, 81 951
Abstract:
A cutting/stripping apparatus, and methods of operation thereof, which include at least one first blade for rotary motion about the central axis of a multi-layered workpiece, and at least two, second members/blades reciprocally movable along essentially linear axes, toward and away from the one another while remaining equally spaced on opposite sides of the central axis. The general structure of the apparatus may be a single, orbiting blade to provide cutting of the outer layer about its entire periphery and a pair of members movable toward and away from one another to engage the outer layer. The pair of members may have linear, opposed edges, or may have a V-shaped or radiused (curved) cutting edges. Electronic controls and software, together with selective operator inputs which define operation of the apparatus, permit cutting the outer layer of the workpiece by either the rotary blade or the reciprocating blades.
Semi-Automatic Wire Processing Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
7140273, Nov 28, 2006
Filed:
Apr 6, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/818679
Inventors:
David Palmowski - Syracuse NY, US
Thomas S Carpenter - Cazenovia NY, US
Markus Widmer - Thun NY, US
Beat Locher - Thun NY, US
Thomas S Carpenter - Cazenovia NY, US
Markus Widmer - Thun NY, US
Beat Locher - Thun NY, US
Assignee:
Schleuniger Holding AG
International Classification:
H02G 1/12
US Classification:
81 951, 81 944
Abstract:
Wire processing apparatus (). The apparatus () includes an electronic memory for storing values commensurate with the lengths from a terminal end of the wire () to the positions of cuts to be made through the plurality of coating layers (X,Y,Z), and a mechanical store for controlling the depths of each cut. Threaded shafts () are mounted upon a turret which is movable both rotationally and axially with respect to the wire being processed. The electronic memory is preferably adapted to receive inputs representing parameters of sequential steps in each of two processing operations, and to perform such operations alternately, upon different wire ends, upon successive actuation's of the apparatus (). A further feature of the apparatus is an arrangement permitting the force exerted on the wire () by a pair of gripping members () to remain substantially constant over a range of different wire diameters. A motor () is mechanically linked to the gripping members () to bring the gripping members to the wire-engaging position.
Orbiting Blade Coaxial Cable Cutter/Stripper
View pageUS Patent:
7152513, Dec 26, 2006
Filed:
Jun 15, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/160244
Inventors:
David J. Palmowski - Syracuse NY, US
Assignee:
Orbital Technologies, LLC - Syracuse NY
International Classification:
B26D 3/08
US Classification:
83 13, 83580, 83947, 81 951, 81 942
Abstract:
Apparatus for supporting a coaxial cable, or the like, and effecting cutting and stripping operations to remove a portion of one or more layers which concentrically cover a central conductor. A single blade, having a circular cutting edge, is moved in an orbital path about the cable with rotary motion of a motor translated to orbital motion of the blade through a plurality of plates relatively movable on crossed, linear, roller bearings and a shaft eccentrically affixed to the motor with the shaft and motor axes at an acute angle to one another. The shaft extends through a spherical bearing mounted in one of the plates, thereby translating nutational motion of the shaft to orbiting motion of the plate which is directly attached to the blade. A unique clamping assembly includes a pair of jaws having respective gear racks engaging a single pinion gear on a motor output shaft for linear movement of the jaws by equal distances in opposite directions. A microprocessor controls the level of current to the motor, thereby adjusting the clamping force applied to the cable, and increases this force during the stripping operation, when maximum axial force is applied to the cable.
Orbiting Blade Coaxial Cable Cutter/Stripper
View pageUS Patent:
7178434, Feb 20, 2007
Filed:
Aug 18, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/920774
Inventors:
David J. Palmowski - Syracuse NY, US
International Classification:
B26D 1/00
US Classification:
83 13, 83580, 83947, 81 951, 81 942
Abstract:
Apparatus for supporting a coaxial cable, or the like, and effecting cutting and stripping operations to remove a portion of one or more layers which concentrically cover a central conductor. A single blade, having a circular cutting edge, is moved in an orbital path about the cable with rotary motion of a motor translated to orbital motion of the blade through a plurality of plates relatively movable on crossed, linear, roller bearings and a shaft eccentrically affixed to the motor with the shaft and motor axes at an acute angle to one another. The shaft extends through a spherical bearing mounted in one of the plates, thereby translating nutational motion of the shaft to orbiting motion of the plate which is directly attached to the blade. A unique clamping assembly includes a pair of jaws having respective gear racks engaging a single pinion gear on a motor output shaft for linear movement of the jaws by equal distances in opposite directions. A microprocessor controls the level of current to the motor, thereby adjusting the clamping force applied to the cable, and increases this force during the stripping operation, when maximum axial force is applied to the cable.
Measure-Cut-Strip Wire Processing Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
54450519, Aug 29, 1995
Filed:
Feb 23, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/200817
Inventors:
Thomas S. Carpenter - Manlius NY
David D. Hand - Cazenovia NY
David J. Palmowski - Syracuse NY
David D. Hand - Cazenovia NY
David J. Palmowski - Syracuse NY
Assignee:
Carpenter Manufacturing Co., Inc. - Manlius NY
International Classification:
H02G 112
US Classification:
81 951
Abstract:
Apparatus for feeding an insulated electrical wire, or the like, axially with respect to a transverse plane in which a single pair of blade cutting edges are supported for movement toward and away from the axis of the wire. Each blade has a continuous cutting edge forming the periphery of an opening through the blade. The wire is advanced a predetermined distance through the aligned blade openings by a pair of conveyors on opposite sides of the plane of the blade edges. The blades are moved in opposite directions to sever a premeasured length of wire from the supply by first portions of each blade edge. The severed wire portion is then moved by the conveyors to a second axial position and the blades are again moved to cause second portions of the cutting edges to pass partially through the layer of insulation, stopping before contacting the conductor. Axial movement of the wire then causes the engaged blades to sever a slug of insulation and strip it partially or fully from the conductor. The rollers of both conveyors which are nearest the plane of the blade edges are of smaller diameter than the distal rollers, thereby permitting the conveyors to extend and support the wire at positions closer to the blades than otherwise possible.