Patent classifications
B23Q1/25
Heavy Object Supporting Device
A heavy object supporting device includes: a mounting table which is arranged to face a base, and on which a supported object is mounted; an annular sealing member which is arranged between the mounting table and the base and can be elastically compressed in the direction in which the mounting table and the base face each other; and a separation preventing structure which prevents separation between the mounting table and the base. A space, which is defined by the mounting table, the base, and the sealing member, is formed as a fluid-filled space that is sealed in a state filled with fluid. The separation preventing structure is configured to allow the mounting table to be moved relative to the base in the facing direction and the direction orthogonal to the facing direction while maintaining the sealed state of the fluid-filled space.
ROTARY TABLE
A rotary table according to the exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure includes a piston 70 having a first tapered portion 72, and a clamp 80 having a second tapered portion 82. When the first tapered portion 72 comes into close contact with the second tapered portion 82 by a movement of the piston 70, a pallet base 30 is fixed to a table base 10, and thus the pallet base 30 is rotated, thereby maintaining a preset posture.
Modular and reconfigurable support system
An apparatus and method for supporting an object. In one illustrative embodiment, an apparatus may comprise a support structure, a positioning system, and a retention system. The positioning system may be associated with the support structure and configured to position the support structure with respect to a number of linear axes. The retention system may be associated with the support structure. The retention system may be configured to retain a portion of an object and move the portion of the object towards a platform such that the portion of the object substantially conforms to a shape of the platform.
Modular and reconfigurable support system
An apparatus and method for supporting an object. In one illustrative embodiment, an apparatus may comprise a support structure, a positioning system, and a retention system. The positioning system may be associated with the support structure and configured to position the support structure with respect to a number of linear axes. The retention system may be associated with the support structure. The retention system may be configured to retain a portion of an object and move the portion of the object towards a platform such that the portion of the object substantially conforms to a shape of the platform.
Structure of sextant rotary disk
The fastening elements 71 are first set through the rotary disk 1 to be then fixed to the retention plates 2 so that the stretching force induced by the fixing operation is acting upon the retention plates 2. This helps prevent the rotary disk 1 from being affected by the stretching force and thus deformed. Further, the fastening holes 22 are located adjacent to the retention grooves 21 so that they can directly and effectively apply forces to the support members 3 and due to the torque (distance) thereof with respect to the support members 3 being reduced, it is possible to effectively reduce the occurrence of deformation of the retention plates 2. To summarize, since the stretching force induced by fixing is born by the retention plates 2, the rotary disk 1 may have a lifespan that is greater than that of the retention plates 2 and with the arrangement that releasable engagement is formed between the retention plates 2 and the rotary disk 1, it only needs to replace an individual one of the retention plates 2 that has been deformed in the maintenance thereof. Further, due to the size of the retention plates 2 being reduced, the cost of maintenance can be greatly lowered down.
Structure of sextant rotary disk
The fastening elements 71 are first set through the rotary disk 1 to be then fixed to the retention plates 2 so that the stretching force induced by the fixing operation is acting upon the retention plates 2. This helps prevent the rotary disk 1 from being affected by the stretching force and thus deformed. Further, the fastening holes 22 are located adjacent to the retention grooves 21 so that they can directly and effectively apply forces to the support members 3 and due to the torque (distance) thereof with respect to the support members 3 being reduced, it is possible to effectively reduce the occurrence of deformation of the retention plates 2. To summarize, since the stretching force induced by fixing is born by the retention plates 2, the rotary disk 1 may have a lifespan that is greater than that of the retention plates 2 and with the arrangement that releasable engagement is formed between the retention plates 2 and the rotary disk 1, it only needs to replace an individual one of the retention plates 2 that has been deformed in the maintenance thereof. Further, due to the size of the retention plates 2 being reduced, the cost of maintenance can be greatly lowered down.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR POSITIONING A SUB-ASSEMBLY FOR INSTALLATION
Disclosed herein in a system for positioning a sub-assembly for installation. The system comprises a tool comprising a base and a sub-assembly support. The sub-assembly support is positioned above the base and pivotably mounted to the base at a pivot axis. The tool is positioned adjacent to an interior surface of an assembling body and configured to support a sub-assembly. The system also comprises at least one actuator that is selectively operable to tilt a first surface of the sub-assembly support toward an opening in the assembling body and adjust an angle of the sub-assembly support, relative to the base. The system further comprises an interior conforming device attached to the tool and configured to interface with the interior surface of the assembling body. The system additionally comprises an exterior conforming device configured to interface with the exterior surface of the assembling body.
MULTI-STATION SELF-POSITIONING FLOATING CLAMPING AND WORKPIECE AUTOMATIC FLIP INTELLIGENT FIXTURE SYSTEM
A multi-station self-positioning floating clamping and workpiece automatic flip intelligent fixture system includes a linear motion device, a workpiece automatic flip device and a self-positioning floating clamping device. A bottom portion of the workpiece automatic flip device is connected to the linear motion device, which drives the workpiece automatic flip device to move horizontally; the self-positioning floating clamping device clamps the workpiece, the workpiece automatic flip device is arranged opposite to the self-positioning floating clamping device, and the workpiece automatic flip device clamps the workpiece and drives the workpiece to turn over; and the workpiece automatic flip device includes a rotary cylinder, which is connected to a hydraulic cylinder, a piston rod of the hydraulic cylinder is connected to a mechanical claw opening-and-closing finger through a hinge mechanism, and the hydraulic cylinder reciprocates to drive the mechanical claw opening-and-closing finger to open and close to clamp or release the workpiece.
MULTI-STATION SELF-POSITIONING FLOATING CLAMPING AND WORKPIECE AUTOMATIC FLIP INTELLIGENT FIXTURE SYSTEM
A multi-station self-positioning floating clamping and workpiece automatic flip intelligent fixture system includes a linear motion device, a workpiece automatic flip device and a self-positioning floating clamping device. A bottom portion of the workpiece automatic flip device is connected to the linear motion device, which drives the workpiece automatic flip device to move horizontally; the self-positioning floating clamping device clamps the workpiece, the workpiece automatic flip device is arranged opposite to the self-positioning floating clamping device, and the workpiece automatic flip device clamps the workpiece and drives the workpiece to turn over; and the workpiece automatic flip device includes a rotary cylinder, which is connected to a hydraulic cylinder, a piston rod of the hydraulic cylinder is connected to a mechanical claw opening-and-closing finger through a hinge mechanism, and the hydraulic cylinder reciprocates to drive the mechanical claw opening-and-closing finger to open and close to clamp or release the workpiece.
Positioning system
A positioning system moves an object in two generally orthogonal directions using a rotationally adjustable bearing system that connects the object to two pairs of non-parallel rails, the bearing system permitting the object to be smoothly translated in one or two directions to a desired position in planar space. This translation is performed smoothly notwithstanding a lack of parallelism between the linear rails.