Patent classifications
B23Q2220/002
Rotational force transmission mechanism, turret tool rest, and lathe
A rotational force transmission mechanism includes a shaft and an engagement member. The shaft is rotatable about a first axis. The shaft includes a leading end portion having a second groove and a first groove which is configured to receive a rotatable portion of a tool holder so that the shaft rotates the rotatable portion about the first axis. The engagement member is movable along the first axis between a first position and a second position and rotatable about the first axis together with the shaft. The engagement member includes an engagement portion configured to be received in the second groove. At least one of the shaft and the engagement member has an inclined surface that moves the engagement portion in a direction toward the first axis when the engagement member moves from the first position to the second position.
CUTTING TOOL REST AND MACHINE TOOL
A cutting tool rest includes a first tool holder that holds a rotating tool, a second tool holder that holds a fixed tool, and a plurality of holder-mounting parts on which one of first tool holder and the second tool holder is selectively mounted. Each of first tool holder and the second tool holder includes a clamping mechanism part. Each of holder-mounting parts includes a hydraulic cylinder mechanism part that causes clamping mechanism part to operate in a clamped state of clamping a tool and an unclamped state of unclamping the tool when a hydraulic pressure is supplied.
TURRET UNIT WITH B-AXIS AND MACHINE TOOL, IN PARTICULAR LATHE
A turret unit for a lathe includes a turret main body M configured to be mounted to a carrier support of the machine tool, and a turret head H mounted to the turret main body M and including a turret disk H2. The turret disk is configured to be rotatable, by a first driving means D1, around a disk axis X which is an axis of rotation of the turret disk H2. The turret unit T includes a second driving means D2 for pivoting the turret head H around a turret axis Y, and the second driving means D2 is an inverted motor.
TURRET TOOL COOLING APPARATUS
The present disclosure provides a turret tool cooling apparatus including a tool stand body, a turret installed on the tool stand body and configured to accommodate a plurality of tools, an indexing unit configured to index the plurality of tools accommodated in the turret, a driving unit installed in the tool stand body and configured to provide rotational power to the indexing unit, and a cooling flow path configured to deliver a cryogenic cooling fluid, which is supplied from a cryogenic cooling fluid storage unit, to one or more tools accommodated in the turret, in which the cooling flow path is disposed to penetrate a part of the indexing unit, such that a cryogenic cooling fluid is consistently supplied even when the turret performs the indexing.
Machine tool protection
An apparatus and associated method for operating a machine tool having a selectively movable turret and a tool mounted to the turret. A cover is configured to be removably secured to the turret and sized so that the cover encloses the tool when the cover is secured to the turret. Turret control logic includes computer instructions stored in a computer memory and executable by a computer processor to limit movement of the turret when the cover is secured to the turret.
MACHINE TOOL
A simple machine tool including a relatively simple shaped turret having as many tool attachment parts as possible even when a cutout part for a movement path for a main spindle is provided. A machine tool includes a first main spindle, a second main spindle, a first turret having tool attachment parts, a second turret having tool attachment parts, and a controller having an indexing device. An edge of a cutout part formed in the second turret is a straight line in a direction crossing each side of a regular dodecagon centered at a turning center of the second turret, as seen in a Z axis direction, and each tool attachment part is disposed according to each side left in the regular dodecagon cut off by the cutout part.
Device for detachably securing modules
The invention relates to a device for detachably securing modules (1), such as tool holders, to a third component (3), such as a rotatable tool disk for a machine tool, including a controllable securing device (51, 53), by which the respective module (1) can be re-secured in a detachable manner in a locked position on the third component (3) by individual securing parts (15). A release device (76, 77) at least partially helps to release the securing device (51, 53) in a release position, such that the release device (76, 77) at least at the beginning of releasing, exerts pressure on the securing device (51, 53) for releasing the individual securing parts (15).
Machining head
A machining head is provided with a turret on which multiple rotating tools are mounted, and this head is configured such that rotation of each of the multiple rotating tools during machining and rotation of the turret are performed by a single motor. A switchable turret rotation transmission mechanism is disposed to be capable of transmitting the rotation of the motor shaft to the turret as the rotation of the turret and releasing the transmission. The rotation of each of the multiple rotating tools during the machining and the rotation of the turret can be performed by the single motor.
TOOL CHANGER
In order to provide a tool changer that can detect an entry of a foreign substance into a turret mechanism portion or wear of a turret mechanism part, a tool changer of the present invention includes a reference phase false detection sensing portion that monitors load variations which occur in a turret drive source and detects an entry of a foreign substance into the turret mechanism portion based on a difference between the load variations and a reference load used as a reference. Moreover, the reference phase false detection sensing portion can also detect the progress of wear of the turret mechanism part based on the integral of the absolute value of a difference between the load variations which occur in the turret drive source and the reference load used as a reference.
Turret tool holder
A turret tool holder includes an engagement means having engaging elements on a turret side and a support base side, a clutch member for transmitting a driving power to a turret drive section, and a moving mechanism. The moving mechanism includes a rotatably supported drive shaft, a first feed screw mechanism and a second feed screw mechanism rotatable in response to the rotational drive of the drive shaft for moving the clutch member and the engagement elements, and a coordination mechanism arranged between the drive shaft and the first feed screw mechanism or the second feed screw mechanism, for moving the engaging elements in response to the rotational drive of the drive shaft, with a feed amount smaller than the feed amount of the clutch member.