B23H7/12

Continuous machining system

The present invention provides a continuous machining system, which comprises an electrochemical machining module, a separating module, and a vibration reducing module. The electrochemical machining module performs an electrochemical machining to a material strip for forming a plurality of components on the material strip. The separating module separates the plurality of components from the material strip. Thereby, the machining time is saved, and thus achieving the purposes of continuous machining and mass production. The vibration reducing module is located between the electrochemical machining module and the separating module. The vibration reducing module can ease the vibration of the material strip. Consequently, the influence of vibration on the electrochemical machining precision of the material strip machined by the electrochemical machining module may be minimized.

Continuous machining system

The present invention provides a continuous machining system, which comprises an electrochemical machining module, a separating module, and a vibration reducing module. The electrochemical machining module performs an electrochemical machining to a material strip for forming a plurality of components on the material strip. The separating module separates the plurality of components from the material strip. Thereby, the machining time is saved, and thus achieving the purposes of continuous machining and mass production. The vibration reducing module is located between the electrochemical machining module and the separating module. The vibration reducing module can ease the vibration of the material strip. Consequently, the influence of vibration on the electrochemical machining precision of the material strip machined by the electrochemical machining module may be minimized.

ELECTROCHEMICAL MACHINING DEVICE

The present invention relates to an electrochemical machining device, which comprises a machining electrode, a driving module, a spacer, and a conductive electrode. The machining electrode includes an electrochemical machining zone. The driving module drives the machining electrode. The spacer is adjacent to the machining electrode. The conductive electrode is adjacent to the spacer. The spacer spaces the conductive electrode and the machining electrode. When the electrochemical machining device performs electrochemical processes, the driving module drives the machining electrode and moves a machining surface of the machining electrode.

ELECTROCHEMICAL MACHINING DEVICE

The present invention relates to an electrochemical machining device, which comprises a machining electrode, a driving module, a spacer, and a conductive electrode. The machining electrode includes an electrochemical machining zone. The driving module drives the machining electrode. The spacer is adjacent to the machining electrode. The conductive electrode is adjacent to the spacer. The spacer spaces the conductive electrode and the machining electrode. When the electrochemical machining device performs electrochemical processes, the driving module drives the machining electrode and moves a machining surface of the machining electrode.

INDUCTIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL MACHINING DEVICE

The present invention provides an inductive electrochemical machining device, which comprises a base, an inductive machining electrode, and a negative cleaning module. The base includes a workpiece machining zone. The inductive machining electrode is disposed on the base and corresponds to said workpiece machining zone. The negative cleaning module is opposing to the inductive machining electrode. When the inductive machining electrode performs electrochemical machining, the generated induction current may be used for machining. In addition, the surface of the inductive machining electrode may be cleaned concurrently by the negative cleaning module.

INDUCTIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL MACHINING DEVICE

The present invention provides an inductive electrochemical machining device, which comprises a base, an inductive machining electrode, and a negative cleaning module. The base includes a workpiece machining zone. The inductive machining electrode is disposed on the base and corresponds to said workpiece machining zone. The negative cleaning module is opposing to the inductive machining electrode. When the inductive machining electrode performs electrochemical machining, the generated induction current may be used for machining. In addition, the surface of the inductive machining electrode may be cleaned concurrently by the negative cleaning module.

APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR ELECTRICALLY MACHINING
20180111210 · 2018-04-26 ·

An apparatus for electrically machining including a rotatable shaft and an electrode for electrically machining is disclosed. The electrode is movably connected to the rotatable shaft. When the rotatable shaft is rotated, the electrode rotates together with the rotatable shaft and moves relative to the rotatable shaft under an action of centrifugal force. Further disclosed is a method for electrically machining including: movably connecting an electrode to a rotatable shaft; inserting the rotatable shaft into a hole in a workpiece, and keeping a gap between the electrode and the workpiece, wherein the hole has a first diameter; powering on the electrode and the workpiece; rotating the rotatable shaft in the hole to generate centrifugal force; and pushing the electrode relative to the rotatable shaft towards the workpiece under an action of the centrifugal force to remove a portion of a material of the hole.

APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR ELECTRICALLY MACHINING
20180111210 · 2018-04-26 ·

An apparatus for electrically machining including a rotatable shaft and an electrode for electrically machining is disclosed. The electrode is movably connected to the rotatable shaft. When the rotatable shaft is rotated, the electrode rotates together with the rotatable shaft and moves relative to the rotatable shaft under an action of centrifugal force. Further disclosed is a method for electrically machining including: movably connecting an electrode to a rotatable shaft; inserting the rotatable shaft into a hole in a workpiece, and keeping a gap between the electrode and the workpiece, wherein the hole has a first diameter; powering on the electrode and the workpiece; rotating the rotatable shaft in the hole to generate centrifugal force; and pushing the electrode relative to the rotatable shaft towards the workpiece under an action of the centrifugal force to remove a portion of a material of the hole.

ELECTRODE FOR AN ELECTRO-EROSION PROCESS AND AN ASSOCIATED METHOD THEREOF

Electrode for an electro-erosion process, includes a shaft, a body coupled to the shaft, a plurality of machining-inserts, an insulated layer, and a flushing cover disposed on the body and coupled to the shaft. The shaft includes a channel, a plurality of first openings and second openings, where each opening is connected to the channel. The body includes a plurality of main-flushing channels, where each channel is connected to a corresponding first opening. The plurality of machining-inserts is spaced apart from each other along a circumferential direction and detachably coupled to a peripheral end portion of the body. Each machining-insert includes at least one third opening connected to a corresponding main-flushing channel. The insulated layer is disposed on top and bottom surfaces of the body. The flushing cover includes a plurality of side-flushing channels and a plurality of fourth openings, where each channel is connected to a corresponding second opening.

Spark erosion tool and electrode for a spark erosion tool

A spark erosion tool includes an electrode arranged on a tool longitudinal axis and an electrode holder aligned along and arranged on the axis and connected to the electrode. The electrode holder includes a moving device for moving the electrode relative to the electrode holder and includes a press for applying pressure transversely to the axis in the area of an imaginary hose extending in the axis. The electrode holder has a cross section corresponding essentially to the electrode. An electrode for a spark erosion tool with a cylinder surface or a spherical surface includes a groove connected to a bore. A deflecting bore can be produced in a drill string part using the spark erosion tool. The deflecting bore is curved and connects two straight flushing bores.