Patent classifications
B23F23/12
Cutter head and use thereof
Cutter head for accommodating multiple cutters, wherein the cutter head has a separate receptacle opening for each of the cutters, and wherein the cutter head includes clamping means for clamping the cutters in the receptacle openings. A cavity is implemented in the cutter head in the region of at least one of the receptacle openings, which is separated by a thin wall or layer from this receptacle opening, and the cavity can be filled with a fluid and a pressure can be applied thereto.
Method for compensating temperature-induced deviations in a grinding machine and machine being equipped corresondingly
Method for compensating temperature-induced deviations in a grinding machine includes controlling the movements of the dressing tool relative to the grinding tool in order to relatively move the dressing tool towards the grinding tool; checking whether a first-cut detection signalizes a contact of the grinding tool and the dressing tool; repeating the controlling and checking steps until a contact between the grinding tool and the dressing tool is detected, and when the contact is detected, then (i) recording the Current Position, and (ii) carrying out a compensation calculation using the Current Position and a reference position.
REVERSE FACE ANGLE GEAR CUTTER AND COOLANT DELIVERY ASSEMBLY
A coolant delivery assembly configured for use with a gear cutter tool that cuts gear teeth into a workpiece to form a gear includes a retaining cooling nut, a tool holder and a coupling member. The retaining cooling nut has a nut body that defines a plurality of coolant flow passages therein. The tool holder supports the gear cutter tool. The coupling member couples the retaining cooling nut to the mount. The retaining cooling nut is configured to receive coolant and deliver the coolant through the plurality of coolant flow passages and direct the coolant toward the gear cutter tool.
REVERSE FACE ANGLE GEAR CUTTER AND COOLANT DELIVERY ASSEMBLY
A coolant delivery assembly configured for use with a gear cutter tool that cuts gear teeth into a workpiece to form a gear includes a retaining cooling nut, a tool holder and a coupling member. The retaining cooling nut has a nut body that defines a plurality of coolant flow passages therein. The tool holder supports the gear cutter tool. The coupling member couples the retaining cooling nut to the mount. The retaining cooling nut is configured to receive coolant and deliver the coolant through the plurality of coolant flow passages and direct the coolant toward the gear cutter tool.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING OF GEARS
A method for producing gears, includes the following: machining of gears with a gear tool in a single-indexing method, wherein the gear tool produces tooth gaps on each of the gears by machining. A pitch compensation with compensation parameters is predefined for the gears; wherein the compensation parameters are predefined by a machine control as a function of a wear condition of the gear tool.
Method for grinding finish machining of gearwheels
A method for the grinding finish machining of an already toothed gearwheel workpiece in an NC-controlled machine tool, comprising the following steps: a. providing the gearwheel workpiece in the machine tool, b. providing a first grinding tool in the machine tool, c. providing a second grinding tool in the machine tool, d. grinding machining of at least one tooth flank of the gearwheel workpiece using the first grinding tool, e. grinding machining of at least one tooth flank in the transition region to the tooth head of the gearwheel workpiece using the second grinding tool in the machine tool to generate a head edge rounding on the gearwheel workpiece, f. further grinding machining of at least one tooth flank of the gearwheel workpiece using the first grinding tool and/or the second grinding tool in the machine tool.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING OR MACHINING TOOTHING
The invention relates to a method for producing or machining a toothing (2) on a workpiece (3), in which method the workpiece, which is rotationally driven about its axis of rotation (C), is brought into rolling machining engagement with tool toothing (5) rotating about an axis of rotation (C2) which is, in particular, at a non-null crossed-axes angle to the axis of rotation of the workpiece, wherein the machining operation is automatically monitored, using sensors to record same automatically, already at the machine operation stage for a recurring irregularity originating from tool wear (52), in particular higher wear of at least one tool tooth (51) compared to other tool teeth.
HOB CUTTER ARRANGEMENT
A hob cutter arrangement includes a tool body which has a continuous axial bore, conical bore sections forming both ends of the axial bore, an end shank body at each end of the tool body, and a conical section inserted into the conical bore section. Each end shank body has a radial flange which can be placed against an end face of the tool body and a shaft section on the side of the flange opposite the conical section for clamping in a machine tool. An axle connects the end shank bodies and clamps them together. The end shank bodies are provided with blind holes opening towards the axle and provided with threads to the axle. Elastic elements are clamped between a central section of the axle and a front side of the end shank body on both sides of the axle.
METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC PROCESS MONITORING IN CONTINUOUS GENERATION GRINDING
A method for automatic process monitoring during continuous generating grinding of pre-toothed workpieces, which permit early detection of grinding wheel breakouts. A generating grinding machine is used to machine multiple workpieces by clamping them onto at least one workpiece spindle and successively moving them into generating engagement with a grinding wheel. At least one measured variable is monitored during the machining to indicate if a grinding wheel breakout exists. If a grinding wheel breakout is indicated, the grinding wheel is examined automatically by moving a dressing tool over the tip region of the grinding wheel and generating a contact signal. A breakout is determined by analyzing the contact signal and, if present, the grinding wheel is dressed as often as necessary in order to eliminate the grinding wheel breakout. Alternatively, the checking of the grinding wheel is carried out directly at the first dressing stroke.
METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC PROCESS MONITORING IN CONTINUOUS GENERATION GRINDING
A method for automatic process monitoring during continuous generating grinding of pre-toothed workpieces, which permit early detection of grinding wheel breakouts. A generating grinding machine is used to machine multiple workpieces by clamping them onto at least one workpiece spindle and successively moving them into generating engagement with a grinding wheel. At least one measured variable is monitored during the machining to indicate if a grinding wheel breakout exists. If a grinding wheel breakout is indicated, the grinding wheel is examined automatically by moving a dressing tool over the tip region of the grinding wheel and generating a contact signal. A breakout is determined by analyzing the contact signal and, if present, the grinding wheel is dressed as often as necessary in order to eliminate the grinding wheel breakout. Alternatively, the checking of the grinding wheel is carried out directly at the first dressing stroke.