Patent classifications
B23B29/24
Rotary indexing machine
A rotary indexing machine comprises at least one indexing plate, which is in at least one operating state configured to accommodate and transport at least one work piece, and with at least one clocking cell comprising at least one accommodating unit with at least two opposite-situated accommodating elements, which are configured for together accommodating the at least one work piece from the indexing plate, and comprising at least one machining unit for machining the work piece accommodated by the accommodating unit, wherein the at least one clocking cell comprises at least one bridge unit, which extends at least partially over the indexing plate in an axial direction and is configured to guide the at least two accommodating elements of the accommodating unit in a shared coordinate system.
Rotary indexing machine
A rotary indexing machine comprises at least one indexing plate, which is in at least one operating state configured to accommodate and transport at least one work piece, and with at least one clocking cell comprising at least one accommodating unit with at least two opposite-situated accommodating elements, which are configured for together accommodating the at least one work piece from the indexing plate, and comprising at least one machining unit for machining the work piece accommodated by the accommodating unit, wherein the at least one clocking cell comprises at least one bridge unit, which extends at least partially over the indexing plate in an axial direction and is configured to guide the at least two accommodating elements of the accommodating unit in a shared coordinate system.
Drilling-milling device having a device for evening out the torque and the rotational speed of the spindle
A drilling-milling device comprising a housing; a drive shaft; a spindle; and a brake. The drive shaft and the spindle being coupled to one another by a gear mechanism, and the brake being coupled to the spindle and a braking torque of the brake being transmitted to the housing.
Tool carrier assembly for use at a lathe and lathe having such tool carrier assembly
A tool carrier assembly for use at a machine tool, which includes at least one workpiece-carrying spindle for rotatably driving a workpiece received in the workpiece-carrying spindle. The tool carrier assembly includes a first slide being movable in a first direction, a tool carrier being supported on the first slide and configured to hold a plurality of tools, a tool drive unit including a tool drive for engaging with one of the plurality of tools held by the tool carrier to rotatably drive said tool, when the tool is arranged at a tool drive position with respect to the tool drive, and a drive mechanism for driving movement of the first slide together with the tool carrier in the first direction relative to the tool drive position, when the tool drive is disengaged with the tool, to relatively move another tool of the plurality of tools into the tool drive position.
Machine tool
A machine tool includes a main spindle movably supported in an axial direction, and two gang tool posts disposed opposed to each other with an axis of the main spindle located therebetween. Each of the two gang tool posts is supported movably in X and Y directions that are perpendicular to the axial direction of the main spindle. Each of the two gang tool posts is provided with tools arranged parallel to each other in the Y direction. One of the two gang tool posts is movably disposed in a Z direction that is a same direction as the axial direction of the main spindle. Any one of the two gang tool posts is integrally provided with a turning tool base that turnably supports tools about a Y-axis along the Y direction.
Machine tool
A machine tool includes a main spindle movably supported in an axial direction, and two gang tool posts disposed opposed to each other with an axis of the main spindle located therebetween. Each of the two gang tool posts is supported movably in X and Y directions that are perpendicular to the axial direction of the main spindle. Each of the two gang tool posts is provided with tools arranged parallel to each other in the Y direction. One of the two gang tool posts is movably disposed in a Z direction that is a same direction as the axial direction of the main spindle. Any one of the two gang tool posts is integrally provided with a turning tool base that turnably supports tools about a Y-axis along the Y direction.
TURNING METHOD FOR A CNC-LATHE
A turning method for a computerized numerical control lathe performs the steps of: providing a cutting tool including a coupling portion, an intermediate portion and a cutting portion, a longitudinal center axis of the coupling portion defining a tool rotational axis, the cutting portion including a top surface, a first nose portion, the first nose portion including a first cutting edge, a second cutting edge, and a convex nose cutting edge connecting the first and second cutting edges; providing and rotating a metal work piece around a work piece rotational axis, which is set perpendicular to the work piece rotational axis; making a first pass where the first cutting edge is active and the second cutting edge is inactive; making a second pass where the first cutting edge is inactive and the second cutting edge is active; and rotating the turning tool around the tool rotational axis.
TURRET TOOL POST OF MACHINE TOOL
The present disclosure relates to a turret tool post for a machine tool, the turret tool post including: a tool post body; a turret installed on the tool post body and configured to receive a plurality of tools; a drive unit installed on the tool post body and configured to provide rotational power to the turret; a rotary unit installed on a part of the turret so as to be rotated together with the turret and coupled to an optional unit; and a fixing unit installed on the tool post body and configured to be clamped with or unclamped from the rotary unit by a rotation of the rotary unit in order to allow or cut off a supply of pressure required for an operation of the optional unit.
TOOL HOLDING DEVICE AND MACHINE TOOL
The tool holding device includes: a casing including a first surface, a second surface opposed to the first surface, and a first projection and a second projection projecting opposite to the first surface from the second surface; a first tool holding part disposed on the first surface at a position opposed to the first projection; a second tool holding part disposed on the first surface at a position opposed to the second projection; a driving-force input unit disposed at the end of the first projection and rotated by driving force being inputted; a first shaft extending in an axial direction perpendicular to the first surface and the second surface, the driving-force input unit and the first tool holding part being disposed at one end and the other end of the first shaft, respectively; a second shaft extending in the axial direction and having one end housed in the second projection, the second tool holding part being disposed at the other end of the second shaft; and a rotation transmitting unit rotating the second shaft in response to rotation of the first shaft.
Machine tool
A machine tool includes: a turret configured to hold a tool through a clamp mechanism; a workpiece main spindle device configured to rotatably hold a workpiece; a switching unit configured to change a clamp state of the clamp mechanism by using rotation torque of the workpiece main spindle device; and an in-machine robot configured to move the switching unit. The clamp mechanism includes a torque input hole to which rotation torque is applied to change the clamp state. The switching unit includes an input shaft coupled with the workpiece main spindle device, an output shaft coupled with the torque input hole of the clamp mechanism and configured to output torque to the torque input hole, and a transmission mechanism configured to transfer, to the output shaft, the rotation torque of the workpiece main spindle device input through the input shaft.