A position adjustment device for adjusting the height of an object to be supported includes: a fixed portion; a movable portion provided to be movable in the height direction relative to the fixed portion and supporting the object to be supported; an expanding and contracting portion coupled to the fixed portion and the movable portion and configured to expand and contract in the height direction; an adjustment mechanism configured to adjust the position of the movable portion in the height direction relative to the fixed portion; and a metal member fixed to the fixed portion and the movable portion.

A position adjustment device for adjusting the height of an object to be supported includes: a fixed portion; a movable portion provided to be movable in the height direction relative to the fixed portion and supporting the object to be supported; an expanding and contracting portion coupled to the fixed portion and the movable portion and configured to expand and contract in the height direction; an adjustment mechanism configured to adjust the position of the movable portion in the height direction relative to the fixed portion; and a metal member fixed to the fixed portion and the movable portion.

Provided is a holder of a cutting insert that performs turning on a work by feeding a cutting edge in a Y axis direction which is different from a longitudinal direction (X axis) of a tool holder installed in a tool rest, and that can easily adjust the projection amount without contacting a part of the holder to the tool rest. A Y axis holder holds the cutting insert including a cutting edge to perform turning on a work that moves along the Z axis, and is installed in a state where relative movement in the X axis direction with respect to the tool rest is possible, such that a projection amount of the cutting insert along the X axis is changeable. The Y axis holder performs turning on the work using the cutting insert when the holder moves in the Y axis direction which is different from the X axis direction. The Y axis holder has a shape in which an end portion thereof in the X axis direction is projected from the cutting edge of the cutting insert, and a positioning portion to determine the projection amount of the cutting insert from the tool rest is disposed on the end portion.

The present invention relates to a built-in type spindle, and more particularly, to a built-in type supersonic spindle, which includes a housing having a built-in spindle unit therein and a supersonic vibrator pressing the built-in spindle unit in order to enhance machining accuracy and reduce a damage of a bearing by vibrating a spindle and the bearing at the same time, and an excitation method using the built-in type supersonic spindle.

A holder provided for mounting of a lathe cutter includes a carrier, a first joint seat, a second joint seat, a limit rod and a clamp member. The first and second joint seats are disposed on a first and second base of the carrier respectively. The lathe cutter is mounted between the first and second joint seats. The limit rod is inserted into a through hole of the lathe cutter, and a first and second ends of the limit rod are coupled to the first and second joint seats respectively. The clamp member is disposed on the limit rod. The clamp member and the second joint seat are provided to clamp the lathe cutter to separate the lathe cutter from the first and second bases.

A transfer object comprises a substrate having one or more fine concave portions formed on a surface thereof. At least one of a sidewall and a bottom of each fine concave portion has an oscillation waveform satisfying at least one of the following oscillation waveform conditions: the oscillation waveform is continuous; the oscillation waveform is a composite waveform of a plurality of oscillation waveforms, and the plurality of oscillation waveforms are in phase with each other; fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of adjacent fine concave portions are in phase with each other; and fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of the fine concave portions are in phase with each other for every two pitches.

A transfer mold comprises a substrate having one or more fine concave portions formed on a surface thereof. At least one of a sidewall and a bottom of each fine concave portion has an oscillation waveform satisfying at least one of the following oscillation waveform conditions: (1) the oscillation waveform is continuous; (2) the oscillation waveform is a composite waveform of a plurality of oscillation waveforms, and the plurality of oscillation waveforms are in phase with each other; (3) fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of adjacent fine concave portions are in phase with each other; and (4) fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of the fine concave portions are in phase with each other for every two pitches.

A turning tool for metal cutting includes a tool body with an insert seat, a clamping member and a clamping pin. The clamping pin connects the tool body and the clamping member to clamp a cutting insert in the insert seat. A shaft of the clamping pin is axially movably received in the tool body bore and moveable to a first axial position. The clamping pin, in the first axial position, engages the clamping member and forces the clamping member towards a tool body top surface, to clamp the cutting insert in the seat. In the first axial position, a first coolant fluid outlet opening in the head is located above a top surface of the clamping member. A locking mechanism, in the first axial position, releasably locks the shaft in the bore preventing axial sliding toward the tool body top surface.

A turning tool for metal cutting includes a tool body with an insert seat, a clamping member and a clamping pin. The clamping pin connects the tool body and the clamping member to clamp a cutting insert in the insert seat. A shaft of the clamping pin is axially movably received in the tool body bore and moveable to a first axial position. The clamping pin, in the first axial position, engages the clamping member and forces the clamping member towards a tool body top surface, to clamp the cutting insert in the seat. In the first axial position, a first coolant fluid outlet opening in the head is located above a top surface of the clamping member. A locking mechanism, in the first axial position, releasably locks the shaft in the bore preventing axial sliding toward the tool body top surface.

An elongated tool holder has a tool anti-vibration component constituting a mass housing portion provided with an enclosed interior cavity, and an anti-vibration arrangement occupying the enclosed interior cavity. The anti-vibration arrangement includes two vibration absorbing masses disposed within the holder cavity and elastically suspended therein by at least three resilient suspension members contacting an inwardly facing cavity wall surface. The two vibration absorbing masses are made from different materials and have different lengths. A cutting tool is provided with the tool holder.