Patent classifications
B23B2260/108
REPLACEABLE TOOL HOLDER
A replaceable tool holder includes a connector adapted to be engaged with and driven to rotate by a spindle, a tool chuck, of which an end is detachably engaged with the connector and another end is adapted to engage a tool, and an electronic component provided in a chamber inside the tool chuck. The connector is provided with a non-contact power transmission device. A passage is provided in the connector and the tool chuck, wherein a wire is disposed in the passage, transmitting electric power to serve the need of the electronic component. With such design, one connector can be used to connect tool chucks of different types or models. Therefore, a user could, as required, replace the connecting interface between the tool holder and the spindle or the connecting interface between the tool holder and the tool. Furthermore, the electronic component could be steadily supplied with electric power.
ULTRASONIC VIBRATION PROCESSING DEVICE
Provided is an ultrasonic vibration processing device which can suppress vibration of components due to an ultrasonic vibrator and can perform processing using ultrasonic vibration in a preferable manner.
The ultrasonic vibration processing device includes: a housing (10); an ultrasonic vibrator (20) including a horn portion (21A) to which a tool holder (70) is detachably attached and a piezoelectric element (23), the ultrasonic vibrator having a rear end located at a node of ultrasonic vibration and being supported inside the housing (10) so as to be rotatable; a connecting portion (30) stored in the housing (10) so as to be rotatable together with the ultrasonic vibrator (20); a motor (40) connected to the connecting portion (30); and a non-contact power supply unit (50) including a primary transformer (51) and a secondary transformer (52), the primary transformer (51) being fixed to the housing (10) and including a primary coil (51B) that receives high frequency power from an external power supply, the secondary transformer (52) being connected to the rear end of the ultrasonic vibrator (20) with a clearance maintained between the secondary transformer (52) and the primary transformer (51) and including a secondary coil (52B) that supplies an induced electromotive force to the piezoelectric element (23).
CUTTING HEAD OPERATED BY CENTRIFUGAL FORCE AND CUTTING APPARATUS INCLUDING THE SAME
A cutting head operated by a centrifugal force according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: an external housing that is rotatable; an internal housing installed within the external housing so as to be able to advance and retreat in a diameter direction, advanced toward a cut surface of a workpiece positioned outside the external housing by a centrifugal force according to rotation of the external housing, and retreated in a direction that becomes distant from the cut surface by an elastic member while the centrifugal force disappears; and a cutting tool unit provided in the internal housing and processing a groove in the cut surface while being advanced and retreated by a micro advance and retreat member.
HIGH FREQUENCY VIBRATION SPINDLE SYSTEM WITH NONCONTACT POWER TRANSMISSION AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A RESTRAINING PART USED THEREIN
A high frequency vibration spindle system with non-contact power transmission and a method for manufacturing a restraining part used therein are disclosed. The high frequency vibration spindle system comprises: a spindle; a toolholder; an electric power transmission device including a first induction module and a second induction module, wherein the second induction module is disposed at the spindle or the toolholder, and the second induction module is adapted to receive an electric power from the first induction module in a non-contact electromagnetic induction manner; a transducer adapted to be controlled to vibrate the tool and being disposed at the toolholder and electrically connected with the second induction module to receive the electric power; and a restraining part located between the first induction module and the second induction module. By the design of the restraining part, the structural strength and stability of the second induction module can be improved, and the maximum rotational speed of the high frequency vibration spindle system can be increased.
High frequency vibration spindle system
A high frequency vibration spindle system which includes a spindle having a spindle housing and a spindle shaft disposed in the spindle housing; a toolholder, engaged with the spindle and adapted to be engaged with a tool; an electric power transmission device disposed at the front end or a rear end of the spindle, including a first coil and a second coil; the first coil is disposed on the spindle housing, and the second coil is disposed on the spindle shaft to be rotated with the spindle shaft coaxially; the first coil and the second coil are spaced with a gap; the second coil is adapted to receive an electric power from the first coil with a non-contact induction method; and a transducer, adapted to be controlled to vibrate the tool and disposed in the toolholder and electrically connected with the second coil to receive the electric power.
Boring head with a mechanism for clamping a displaceable tool carrier
A boring head is provided comprising a tool body (1) having a main rotation axis (R) about which the tool body (1) rotates during boring operations. The boring head further comprises a tool carrier (6) arranged in or on the tool body (1), a first motor (9) for displacing the tool carrier (6) relative to the tool body (1) and a clamping mechanism (26) with a clamping element (27, 55, 68, 81) for effecting a clamping force on the tool carrier (6), in order to prevent a displacement of the tool carrier (6) relative to the tool body (1) during boring operations. The clamping mechanism (26) is an active clamping mechanism which effects a clamping force that can be adjusted actively.
SMART CUTTING TOOL SYSTEM FOR USE IN PRECISION CUTTING
A smart cutting tool system for use in precision cutting, comprising a cutting insert (1), an upper cutter arbor (2), a lower cutter arbor (3), a first pressure sensor (4), a second pressure sensor (5), a signal processing module (6), a Bluetooth transmission module (7), and a power supply (8), wherein the cutting insert (1) is fixed to a front end of the upper cutter arbor (2), the cutting insert (1) is provided at its rear end with a microgroove, in which the first pressure sensor (4) and the second pressure sensor (5) are inserted. The cutting tool system solves the problem of mutual coupling of various cutting forces, and has higher sensitivity.
Fly-cutting head, system and method, and tooling and sheeting produced therewith
A fly-cutting system is disclosed, and in particular one that comprises a dynamically-controllable actuator for controlling the position, orientation, or both position and orientation of a cutting element carried by a fly-cutting head. In certain embodiments, the actuator can adjust the position or orientation of a cutting element, or both, hundreds or thousands of times per second, enabling precise control over the shape of features formed by the cutting element in a surface of a workpiece.
Hybrid cutting apparatus and method of cutting groove using the same
A hybrid cutting apparatus and a method of cutting a groove are provided. The hybrid cutting apparatus includes: a main body that is connected with a rotation shaft of a machine tool; a grooving tool that is coupled to one side of the main body and for forming a groove at an interior circumference of a workpiece; and a tool position control means that controls a position of the grooving tool to correspond to a cutting surface position of the workpiece.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MACHINING A WORKPIECE
An example method includes performing a machining operation by providing linear movement of a tool along a feed axis relative to a workpiece while superimposing oscillation of the tool onto the feed axis and providing rotation of the tool relative to the workpiece. During an optimization mode, the machining operation is performed on a first workpiece portion while providing the linear movement at an initial feed velocity, and sequentially superimposing the oscillating at a plurality of different frequencies. An optimal oscillation frequency is determined from the plurality of different frequencies which causes the tool to apply less force to the first workpiece portion at the initial feed velocity than others of the frequencies. During a run mode, the machining operation is performed on a second workpiece portion having a same composition as the first workpiece portion while superimposing the oscillation at the optimal oscillation frequency.