BOHLE Cutting PDF

Presentation of the Bohle AG
about Industrial Glass Cutting Technology

at
GLASSTECH ASIA 2017
Automatic Glass Cutting 1
29.11.2017 Peter Pokoern Bohle AG · Dieselstraße 10 · D-42781 Haan · Germany www.bohle-group.com

Director Product Unit Industrial Glass Processing
This is Bohle.
The Bohle Group
▪ was founded in 1923

▪ is family-owned in the third generation
▪ is a leading manufacturer and supplier of tools,
machines and accessories for glass
processing and glass finishing
▪ has over 300 employees at 13 locations

Bohle is There
Our focus is on glass - But that's not all!
Glass has been the focus of Bohle's activities
since the founding of the company. But many of
our products also find applications in other
sectors. For example, products from the
vacuum technology
sector are also used in stoneworking,
automobile manufacturing as well as other
industrial enterprises - as standard products or
as customized solutions.

Full Range – One Supplier
The Bohle modular principle
The full product range offers everything that the glass professional needs in his daily work,
all from a single source. No matter what challenges you are faced with - the Bohle modular
system offers you the elements that can advance you and your business.

Product Divisions
In the founding years, the Bohle product range consisted of cutting wheels for
glass cutters. Today it has grown to ten product divisions offering practically everything
required for working with glass in the trade and industry.
Manual Cutting Automatic Handling Glass Grinding, Drilling,

Technology Glass Cutting Bonding Sawing
Fittings Machinery Glazing Surface

Technology

Trademarks
World's largest range of products for glass cutting and breaking
Lifting and carrying products from pump-activated suction lifters to industrial, quality lifting
systems
with a load capacity of several metric tons
Special glass cutters as well as a comprehensive range of diamond tools for

smaller machines
From UV adhesives to positioning and dispensing aids: all the products

needed to produce high quality, lasting glass bonds

Automatic Glass Cutting
Complete Solutions from One Source
▪ High precision cutting wheels made of carbide or PCD

▪ Top quality wheel holders made of plastic or steel
▪ Carbide axles for high-speed cutting
▪ Customer-specific shapes and grinds
▪ OEM for well-known cutting machine manufacturers
▪ Customised solutions on the spot

Decades of Experience
Core Competence Cutting Technology
Silberschnitt is one of the most important brand names in the field of flat glass cutting.
A long tradition in glass cutting and high standards in production quality
justify the strong position in the European market.
1923 First cutting wheel for glass cutting

1933 First manual glass cutter with the brand name Silberschnitt
1952 Carbide cutting wheels for automatic cutting
2001 Cutting wheels made of polycrystalline diamond (PCD)
2006 Cutmaster Gold wheels with 10-fold service life
2007 Cutmaster® Platinum microstructured wheels for
high precisionthin glass cutting by significant
reduction of edge damaging

Glass Cutting - Glass Breaking
What happens when you cut glass?
▪By scoring the glass surface, tensions are transmitted into the glass which can then be
broken by bending it in a controlled manner either by hand or with glass breaking pliers
▪Only when using an appropriate tool, it is guaranteed that the score is broken precisely
at the desired place.

Required cutting force for different cutting angles
Obtuse angles have a larger contact area than acute
angles and therefore require a higher cutting force
Penetration
depth
max. 0,2 mm

Compressive stress in the middle of the
glass thickness
Upper glass
edge
Penetration
depth
max. 0,2 mm
Lower glass
edge

Effects when cutting
Cutting edge
Shatter area of score
Shatter area of score

Side wings
Old score Fresh score

Cutting line
Accompanying
cracks Lateral crack
Crack
depth Glass Inner tension
Crack depth
Quelle:
H.Jebsen-Marwedel und K.von Stösser
Glastechnische Berichte 1939,

Cutting Technology Today
Technology
Bohle has been developing and producing complete solutions for cutting machines for many years.
In cooperation with customers, cutting wheels for many different applications are produced in the
company-owned Research and Development Centre.
One of the latest developments is the structured cutting wheel with extraordinarily long service life.

Characteristic of grinds
(roughness values)
Active
Basic
Contact
Plus

Cutting Glass
Manual Cutting
Automatic Cutting
Picture IHegla Picture IHegla Picture Intermac Picture Lisec

Choosing the right glass cutter, holder and cutting wheel
depending on the glass thickness and type of cut
(straight or shaped cut)
Manual Cutting Automatic Cutting
▪Choice of glass cutter ▪Existing cutting head
▪Handling , function, appearance ▪Selection of wheel holder

Automatic Glass Cutting
Online Cutting / Offline Cutting
▪ Depending on the existing cutting head
▪ Selection of wheel holder (insert)

It all comes down to the wheel!!
▪ Carbide wheels are made of especially selected carbide
ymaterial and guarantee a long service life
▪ For the use in machines, carbide wheels are

available in different sizes, thicknesses and cutting angles
▪ Excellent performance on specialized machinery
▪ Each cutting wheel is subject to careful inspection

Types of Cutting wheels
▪Tungsten Carbide
▪PCD Polycristalline Diamond

Glass Cutting Process
 Online Cutting
Float production
Down drow process
Up drow process
 Offline Cutting
Automotive
Cutting laminated glass
Standard cutting table

Online cutting
Picture
Grenzebach / Bottero

Pillar posts for float lines
436.220
436.200
439.1015
Pillar posts to fit plastic clips are also available from Bohle

Popular float lines in the marked
Grenzebach
436.200 439.1015
432.0 422.0 416.er
Bottero
436.220L
432.0 422.0 416.er
Iscan
436.220L
432.0 416.er
Triumph, Tuscheng and other

Automotive cutting
Picture Benteler Picture Bystronic

Automotive Application
Different type of machines in the market
Bystronic
432.0 422.0 422.1
Benteler
422.0 422.1
Bando
432.0
Olbricht
432.0 422.0 422.1

Cutting of laminated glass
Picture Lisec

Cutting on Standard Cutting Tables
Picture Lisec Picture Bystronic
Picture Macotec Picture Intermac

Typical result, incorrect break




Oversize for grinding process will be required!

Cost for grinding will increase!

Correct cutting application, perfect break
Time saving for grinding > cost saving!!

Perfect breaking edge > cost saving!!


Cutting wheels - at a glance
Dimensions in mm Tolerances
Article
No. Outer Ø Thickness Inner Ø
06 2,5 0.65 0.80

66 3.0 0.65 0.80
05 3.0 1.00 1.30
04 4.0 1.00 1.30
12 4.1 1.08 1.42
02 5.0 1.00 1.30
03 5.6 1.08 1.42
13 5.6 1.00 1.30
07 6.0 1.14 1.55
63 6.0 3.00 1.60
08 8.0 2.00 2.60 If you need special tolerances,
64 12.5 4.00 3.00
we can manufacture these for you
on request

Cutting wheels - at a glance
Wheel type 03, 12 and 02
Any kind of angle can be delivered in

packing unit 10 and 100 pc

Important Parameters when cutting glass
▪ Shape of the cut

▪ Wheel diameter
▪ Cutting angle
▪ Cutting force
▪ Cutting speed
▪ Cutting fluid
▪ Type of Glass

Guidelines for choosing the right cutting angle
 Straight cuts on standard cutting tables
 Shaped cuts on standard cutting tables
 Open cuts for automotive process

 For straight cuts Glassthickness Cutting angle Grinding
0,8 - 1,0 mm 110° Basic

Float glass
Wheel type 03 1,0 - 1,5 mm 120° Basic
Ø 5,6 x 1,08 x Ø 1,42 mm

1,5 - 2,0 mm 127° Basic
3,0 - 4,0 mm 135° Active
5,0 - 8,0 mm 145° Active
10 mm 150° Active
12 mm 155° Active
15 mm 155° Active
19 mm 160° Active

 For shaped cuts Glassthickness Angle Grinding
When cutting shapes,

0,8 - 1,0 mm 115° Basic
a smaller wheel diameter should
be chosen in general, e.g. type 1,0 - 1,5 mm 125° Basic
12, (Ø 4,1 mm) for a glass
thickness up to 8 mm. 1,5 - 2,0 mm 130° Basic
3,0 - 4,0 mm 145° Active

For 10 mm glass thickness or
more, wheel type 03, (Ø 5,6 mm) 5,0 - 8,0 mm 155° Active
is recommended.
10,0 mm 158° Active
19 - 25 mm 165° Active

 For open cuts Glassthickness Angle Grinding
To obtain an open cut, a
smaller wheel diameter should 2,0 mm 148° Active
be chosen in general, e.g. type
12, (Ø 4,1 mm) for a glass 3,0 mm 152° - 153° Active
thickness up to 8 mm.
For 10 mm glass thickness 4,0 mm 154° - 155° Active
wheel type 03, (Ø 5,6 mm)
is recommended. 5,0 mm 156° - 158° Active
6,0 mm 160° Active
8,0 mm 163° Active

Lifespan of a wheel
Lifetime in km
Plastik Clip 10 25
Metal Holder 20 40
Metal Holder
Plastik Clip
Lifetime in km
0 10 20 30 40 50

Choosing the right cutting angle:
Following basic rules apply
The thinner the glass, the more acute (sharp) the cutting angle
should be (135° - 90°)
 The thinner the glass, the finer the grind
 The thinner the glass and the more acute the cutting angle,
the lower the required cutting pressure (60 N – 10 N)

Vice Versa:
▪ The thicker the glass, the more obtuse (blunt) the cutting angle
aashould be (135° - 165°)
▪ The thicker the glass, the coarser the grind should be
▪ The thicker the glass and the more obtuse the cutting angle,
bbthe higher the required cutting pressure. (60 N – 250 N)

Polarization screen photo of a glass edge
Snapshot right after cutting and holding time
Glass thickness 8 mm Glass thickness 8 mm Glass thickness 8 mm
145° F = 35 N 145° F = 35 N
145° F = 35 N after 15 min after 30 min

Snapshot right after cutting.

With different cutting angles and corresponding cutting pressure.
Glass thickness 8 mm Glass thickness 8 mm Glass thickness 8 mm
120° F= 25 N 145° F= 35 N 157° F= 150 N

Edge quality using the same cutting angle
but different cutting force (straight cutting)
Clean edge with good breaking appearance
and only smallest notches caused by the
cutting wheel
Low quality cutting edge with prominent

notches and break-outs
Very bad quality cutting edge with prominent

notches, break-outs and scallops

Setup for the cutting machine, best breaking
performances with the correct cutting angle
Incorrect break (152° 6 mm Glass) Excellent break (156° 6 mm Glass)
Cutting angle to sharp, improvement only with Perfect rectangular edge easy work in the
blunter cutting angle and higher cutting force following grinding process

Positive effects when using cutting fluid
 The cutting fluid lubricates the cutting wheel at the axle and the sides.
 The smoother the run of the wheel, the better the quality of the cut.
 The cutting fluid penetrates into the smallest micro-fissures and stabilizes the
built-up tensions for a longer period of time.
 By wetting the cutting wheel with cutting fluid (with machines by continuous
flushing), part of the glass dust is bound and flushed away.
 The cutting fluid binds small glass chips and stops them from moving onto
the glass surface scratching the same.

Development of fissure after holding time
a) 2 minutes
b) 4 minutes
c) 6 minutes
d) 8 minutes
e) 10 minutes

Snapshot right after cutting and holding time Side wings
Glasdicke 8 mm Glasdicke 8 mm Glasdicke 8 mm
145° F = 35 N 145° F = 35 N
145° F = 35 N after 15 min after 30 min

Latest Developments of Bohle
Cutmaster® Platinum
The perfect solution for glass cutting
Precise glass penetration –

perfect edge quality.

Competitive Comparison
What is different compared to standard cutting wheels?
This new cutting wheel achieves excellent cutting results due to its unique micro-
structure.
The special structure displays a continuously sharp cutting edge over the entire
circumference
across the peaks as well as the recess areas.
1:500 1:1000

Penetration in the glass by Cutmaster®
Platinum
Unit : Micron

Cutting Wheels in Comparison
Cut Quality
Cutting pattern of the fissure at a cutting pressure of 12 N.
1:200
1:200
Silberschnitt Cutmaster® Platinum Standard Tungsten Carbide

Presentation of achieved Fractures
Appearance of fissures on a 1.1 mm thin glass panel.

0.014 mm 0.03 mm
1:60 1:60 1:60
1:20 1:20 1:20

Presentation of achieved Fractures
Appearance of demmages in 8 mm float glass using a cutting angle of 145°.

. 0.020 mm 0.034 mm
1:60 0.10 mm 1:60
0.26 mm
1:60
1:60
1:20

Presentation of achieved fissures
Close-up of the different fractures on 8 mm float glass using a cutting angle of 145°.
1:750
1:500 1:500 1:750
Silberschnitt Cutmaster® Platinum Normal Tungsten Carbide

Close-up Fissures - Cutmaster® Platinum
Highly accurate cutting pattern without splinter formation. Precise penetration into the
glass. Minimal damage of the cutting edge. Regular, controlled intersection cuts in cutting
direction.
0.011mm
1:750 1:1000
1:500

Close-up Fissures - Tungsten Carbide Wheel
Regular but rough cutting pattern. Serrated cutting edge. Erratic cutting fissure. Severe
damage of cutting edge. Excessive splinter formation
0.025 mm
1:500 1:1000

Applications of Cutmaster® Platinum
Floatglass
Straight cutting 0.5 – 19 mm
Shape cuts 0.1 – 2.0 mm
Special Glass Types

Medical Glass
Optical Glass
Straight cutting of borosilicate glass up to 25 mm
Straight cutting of diverse special glass type
Shape cuts over diverse special glass from 0.1 – 2.0 mm
Thinglass
Shape cuts 0.1 – 2.0 mm
Straight cutting 0.05 – 3 mm

Application cross cut, standard cutting wheel
scale up 60 x

Application cross cut, Cutmaster Platinum
scale up 60 x

Application cross cut, Cutmaster Platinum
scale up 250 x scale up 750 x

Cutmaster Platinum
Standard
Cutmaster Platinum
Standard

CMP cutting edge Standard cutting edge

Standard cutting edge

CMP cutting edge

Comparison CMP® and standard wheels
Side wings
No Side wings
No splinters (glass chips)

Approved applications of Cutmaster®
Platinum
Application Glass Thickness Typ of Wheel
Float / Borofloat Substrate 0,5 - 1,2 mm 66B125P, 66B130P
Float / Borofloat Substrate 0,5 - 1,2 mm 66B120P
D 263 Substrate 0,05 - 0,21 mm 66B100P, 66B 110P
Borofloat Offline straight cutting 3 - 25 mm 66B125 -66B140
Float Offline straight cutting 3 - 19 mm 03A000P* 135 - 155°

Platinum
Borofloat Substrate 1,1 mm 66B110P
Borofloat Offline straight cutting 5 - 7 mm 66B125, 66B135
Solarglass Solar-Panels 3 - 4 mm 66B125P
Schott B 270 Offline straight cutting 0,7 - 10 mm 66B125P
Ceran / Neoceran Offline straight cutting 3 - 6 mm 66B125P / 12A135P
Quarzglass Tubes 2 mm 66B140P

Platinum
Float Offline straight cutting 1,6 - 2,5 mm 66A135P
Float Online 4 - 8 mm 12A135P, 12A145P
Float Substrate 1,2 mm 66B120P, 85D120P
Float Substrate 1,2 mm 66B120, 66B125P, 66B135P

Advantages at a glance from
Cutmaster® Platinum
Excellent edge quality
Minimal cutting force (thin glass cutting)
Minimal splintering
Longer service life
Dry cutting
Improved edge stability

Influences of cutting force dependent on the trim

Guidelines for choosing the right cutting angle in
straight cutting
CMP Cutmaster Platinum Application
Glass thickness CMP application standard
1,5 - 2,5 mm 135° 120° - 130°
2,6 - 3,5 mm 145° 135°
4 mm 145° 135°
5 mm 148° 150° 145°
6 mm 148° 150° 145°
8 mm 150° 152° 155°
10 mm 155° 155°
12 mm 155° 158°

Choosing the wheel holder
▪ Plastic wheel holders for float glass cutting online as
well as for cutting tables offline
▪ Advantages:
▪ Low price, colour-coded
▪ Disadvantages:
▪ Deficient precision
▪ Axle can move out the holder
▪ Inadequate stability when high cutting pressure is required

Choosing the wheel holder
▪ Metal holders in the automotive industry, standard cutting
▪ Advantages:
▪ Precise guidance, minimal tolerances, high stability with high
cutting pressures
▪ Cutting wheels and axles are exchangeable
▪ Choosing the optimal wheel diameter.
▪ Dry cutting of coated glass panes or panes with a film
▪ Disadvantages:
▪ Cost factor, no color code for the cutting angle

Position of the wheel in the wheel holder

Position of the wheel in the wheel holder
BO 438.114 Test pin
With the test pin Ø 1.14 mm it is possible to check the play in the slot
dimensions of wheel holders 432.0/ 432.1 / 422.0

Other types of machines in the market
Bottero, Rohmer & Stimpfig, Billco, AGC, others
Suitable System 432.0
Bohle always has the correct product available

Silberschnitt Quick Exchange Wheel Holders
Standard Version Quick Exchange

Silberschnitt Quick Exchange Wheel Holders
High precision, minimal tolerances, inherent stability under high cutting pressure
Easy exchange of cutting wheels and axles
Optimized cutting wheel diameter
Dry cutting of glass with films or other coatings
Quick exchange, minimal set-up times

Wheel holders and
corresponding wheels
▪ 432.0 / 432.1 / 432.080
Axle
496.139F
Ø 1,39 x 4,2
▪ 03Xxxx ▪ 12Xxxx
Ø 5,6 x 1,08 x Ø 1,42 Ø 4,1 x 1,08 x Ø 1,42

Wheel holders and suitable wheels for
thinn glass
432.6 432.3
▪ 66Xxxx ▪ 06Xxxx ▪ 05Xxxx

Ø 3,0 x 0,65 x Ø 0,80 Ø 2,5 x 0,65 x Ø 0,80 ▪ Ø 3,0 x 1,00 x Ø1,30
Axle Axle
496.080 496.130
Ø 0,80 x 4,2 Ø1,30 x 4,2

Wheel holders and suitable wheels
▪ 422.0 ▪ 422.1
▪ 03Xxxx ▪ 12Xxxx ▪ 63Xxxx

Ø 5,6 x 1,08 x Ø1,42 Ø 4,1 x 1,08 x Ø1,42 Ø 6,0 x 3,00 x Ø1,60
Axle Axle
496.422 496.160
Ø1,39 x 9,0 Ø1,60 x 9,0
▪

Module complete assembled
432.XXX1 432.XXX2 432.XXX3 432.XXX6

Wheel type03 Wheel type12 Wheel type 05 Wheel type 66
Ø 5,6 x 1,08 x Ø 1,42 Ø 4,1 x 1,08 x Ø 1,42 Ø 3,0 x 1,00 x Ø 1,30 Ø 3,0 x 0,65 x Ø 0,80
Dimension in mm

Available wheel holders (inserts)
Completely assembled
Following assembled
inserts with cutting angle
insription are available.
127° 153°
134° 154°
432.1351 432.1352 135° 155°
wheel type 03 140° 156°
wheel type 12
Ø 5,6 x 1,08 x Ø 1,42
145° 158°
Ø 4,1 x 1,08 x Ø 1,42
cutting angle 135° cutting angle 135°
148° 160°
150° 163°
152° 165°
Dimesions in mm

Advantages of the Bohle Technology
Compatible » Can be used on all machines «
Smaller wheel diameter » Less cutting pressure

and excellent edge quality «
Quick exchange wheel holders » Shorter machine downtime «

References
Silberschnitt as OEM
Silberschnitt products are used for processing float glass and thin glass.
Leading companies of the flat glass industry use Bohle products as OEM.

Thank you for your attention.
Bohle AG
Dieselstraße 10
D-42781 Haan
Peter Pokoern
T +49 2129 5568 230
F +49 2129 5567 232
Email:peter.pokoern@bohle.de

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Presentation of the Bohle AG

about Industrial Glass Cutting Technology

Automatic Glass Cutting 1

29.11.2017 Peter Pokoern Bohle AG · Dieselstraße 10 · D-42781 Haan · Germany www.bohle-group.com

▪ was founded in 1923

Automatic Glass Cutting 2

29.11.2017 Peter Pokoern Bohle AG · Dieselstraße 10 · D-42781 Haan · Germany www.bohle-group.com

Automatic Glass Cutting 3

29.11.2017 Peter Pokoern Bohle AG · Dieselstraße 10 · D-42781 Haan · Germany www.bohle-group.com

Automatic Glass Cutting 4

29.11.2017 Peter Pokoern Bohle AG · Dieselstraße 10 · D-42781 Haan · Germany www.bohle-group.com

Manual Cutting Automatic Handling Glass Grinding, Drilling,

Fittings Machinery Glazing Surface

Automatic Glass Cutting 5

29.11.2017 Peter Pokoern Bohle AG · Dieselstraße 10 · D-42781 Haan · Germany www.bohle-group.com

World's largest range of products for glass cutting and breaking

Special glass cutters as well as a comprehensive range of diamond tools for

From UV adhesives to positioning and dispensing aids: all the products

Automatic Glass Cutting 6

29.11.2017 Peter Pokoern Bohle AG · Dieselstraße 10 · D-42781 Haan · Germany www.bohle-group.com

▪ High precision cutting wheels made of carbide or PCD

Automatic Glass Cutting 7

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1923 First cutting wheel for glass cutting

Automatic Glass Cutting 8

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Shatter area of score

Shatter area of score

Old score Fresh score

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Picture IHegla Picture IHegla Picture Intermac Picture Lisec

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Manual Cutting Automatic Cutting

▪Choice of glass cutter ▪Existing cutting head

▪Handling , function, appearance ▪Selection of wheel holder

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▪ For the use in machines, carbide wheels are

▪ Excellent performance on specialized machinery

▪ Each cutting wheel is subject to careful inspection

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▪PCD Polycristalline Diamond

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