| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 161 | Drill-and-hole detector tool, method of utilization thereof and uses | US12222564 | 2008-08-12 | US08297891B2 | 2012-10-30 | Enrique Collado Briceño; Angel José Delgado Nuñez |
| The invention relates to a drill-and-hole detector tool consisting of at least two plates (1a and 1b) having the first plate (1a) at least three passing holes (2b) at one end, and a chimney (3) used as a drilling guide at the other end and having the second plate (1b) at least three pins (2a) at one end and a positioning rivet or stub (4) at the other end, in such a way that when the two plates (1a and 1b) are superimposed, the three passing holes (2b) of the first plate (1a) coincide with the three pins (2a) of the second plate (1b), and the chimney (3) of the first plate (1a) coincides with the positioning rivet or stub (4) of the second plate (1b). | ||||||
| 162 | Work piece carrier for exactly positioning a work piece on a chuck and clamping apparatus with a chuck and a work piece carrier | US11985721 | 2007-11-16 | US08262072B2 | 2012-09-11 | Bruno Sandmeier |
| A work piece carrier is provided with two reference systems for accurately positioning it with regard to a chuck member. The work piece carrier comprises a central aperture with the two opposite ends of the aperture surrounded by one of the reference systems. The two reference systems are independent from each other and allow the work piece carrier to be attached to the chuck member in two different positions. Assigned to each reference system is a protrusion surrounding the central aperture and extending substantially in the direction of the central longitudinal axis of the work piece carrier. The particular protrusion is provided with a shoulder serving as a clamping surface, adapted to be engaged by clamping elements provided in the chuck member. Preferably, also the centering elements for defining the position of the work piece carrier with regard to the chuck member are located on the particular protrusion. | ||||||
| 163 | Centering bushing for centering material bars | US12595928 | 2008-03-10 | US08161853B2 | 2012-04-24 | Hansjürg Moser |
| The invention relates to a centering bushing for centering a material bar which is supplied to a chuck of a lathe. An outer construction and an inner construction arranged therein are rotatably arranged about the longitudinal axis of a material bar. The inner construction is arranged to be rotatable with respect to the outer construction. The outer construction has means to fix the inner construction with respect to the chuck. The outer construction has a centrifugal force device which produces a force corresponding to the rotational speed. The inner construction has a centering device which leads to a centering of the material bar due to a force exerted on the centering device. A force transmission unit is arranged between the outer construction and the inner construction and ensures that the inner construction can rotate, with respect to the outer construction, and transfers the force produced by the centrifugal force device to the centering device. | ||||||
| 164 | Rotary centering device for the guided transfer of bars from a feeder to a lathe | US12736482 | 2009-04-16 | US08161852B2 | 2012-04-24 | Maurizio Casalini; Claudio Magnani; Pierantonio Melandri; Massimo Ragazzini; Andrea Bassi |
| A rotary centering device for the transfer of a bar from the guiding channel of a feeder to a lathe, comprising a supporting element and provided with at least one circular seat in which a grip element for a bar is supported, the grip element being constituted by a bush which has a tubular portion and a plurality of sectors connected to the tubular portion, elastic elements being provided which act on the bush and are designed to control its axial movement between a first stop position, in which the sectors define a circular opening whose diameter is the same as that of the bar, and a second position, in which the sectors are moved until they form an opening to allow the passage of the bar pusher. | ||||||
| 165 | TAP WITH DRILL AND METHOD FOR CUTTING INTERNAL THREAD | US13202487 | 2009-02-20 | US20120003054A1 | 2012-01-05 | Akira Takagi; Masatoshi Nojiri; Norihiro Masuda; Tomoyasu Ota; Toshiyuki Nishi |
| A tap with drill includes a drill portion including a plurality of chip discharge grooves and having drill blades for cutting a prepared hole. The tap further includes a tap portion for cutting the internal thread on an inner circumferential surface of the prepared hole formed by the drill blades, and oil holes. The tap with drill is applied for performing cutting work. The drill blades and thread cutting edges include three blades formed along chip discharge grooves, respectively. The oil holes are helically formed in three with the same leads as the chip discharge grooves and opened at relief surfaces of the drill blades, respectively. The chip discharge grooves straddle the drill portion and the tap portion in fixed groove sectional shapes and have negative lands swelled into grooves. | ||||||
| 166 | Alignment tool | US12589476 | 2009-10-22 | US07971366B2 | 2011-07-05 | Christian David Seger; Stephen Mark Samuel |
| An alignment tool removably attachable to a bit (e.g. a drill bit) for aligning a workpiece to the bit. The tool has a bit grip or a bit clamp which may have a pair of bit grippers, an aligner, which may be a pointer supported by a pointer mount, a stylus or a laser, and a mechanical linkage of the bit grip to the aligner. When the aligner is aligned with a target, a tip of a bit clamped by the bit grip would also be aligned with that target. A first stylus link may be movably connected to a second stylus link at the pointer mount. The first and second stylus links may be pivotally connected to the bit clamp. The bit clamp, the first and second stylus links may cooperate to align a central axis of the pointer with a central axis of the bit. | ||||||
| 167 | Alignment tool | US12589476 | 2009-10-22 | US20100186248A1 | 2010-07-29 | Christian David Seger; Stephen Mark Samuel |
| An alignment tool removably attachable to a bit (e.g. a drill bit) for aligning a workpiece to the bit. The tool has a bit grip or a bit clamp which may have a pair of bit grippers, an aligner, which may be a pointer supported by a pointer mount, a stylus or a laser, and a mechanical linkage of the bit grip to the aligner. When the aligner is aligned with a target, a tip of a bit clamped by the bit grip would also be aligned with that target. A first stylus link may be movably connected to a second stylus link at the pointer mount. The first and second stylus links may be pivotally connected to the bit clamp. The bit clamp, the first and second stylus links may cooperate to align a central axis of the pointer with a central axis of the bit. | ||||||
| 168 | ATTACHMENT MECHANISM | US12663209 | 2008-06-05 | US20100183364A1 | 2010-07-22 | Gershon Harif |
| Provided is an attachment arrangement including a first member for securely attaching thereon a second member having a top face, a bottom face and formed with a second member bore having an inner surface extending between the top and the bottom face. The first member includes an attaching portion defined by a bottom surface and at least one side wall angled to the bottom surface, an attaching portion bore with a bore axis, and a securing mechanism. The securing mechanism includes a securing pin within the attaching portion bore and has a body with an outer surface extending between a proximal end and a distal end of the body. The securing mechanism further includes a displacement arrangement for axially displacing the securing pin along the bore axis of the attaching portion bore between at least a first, attaching, position and a second, securing, position. | ||||||
| 169 | MACHINE WITH SPINDLE AND FIXTURE COAXIALLY ALIGNED WITH THE SPINDLE | US12327898 | 2008-12-04 | US20090290950A1 | 2009-11-26 | HUNG-TSAN SHEN |
| A machine includes a spindle for rotating about a rotating axis, a fixture having a central axis coaxial with the rotating axis, a connecting bar and a vacuum pump. The spindle has a first end surface, an opposite second end surface and a plurality of through holes extending through the first and second end surfaces. The connecting bar is detachably interconnected between the fixture and the spindle. The fixture is configured for rotating jointly with the spindle. The vacuum pump is in communication with the through holes. | ||||||
| 170 | Device for Detachably Coupling Two Parts | US11991544 | 2006-09-13 | US20090256318A1 | 2009-10-15 | Gerhard Stolz |
| A device for coupling two parts includes a first part having a cylindrical adapting journal and a radial flat surface which limits the adapting journal by the base thereof and being radially protruded, and a second part having a receiving sleeve with a cylindrical internal surface. A clamping device, during clamping, enables the adapting journal to be inserted into the receiving sleeve and to be pressed thereto between the flat surface and a front surface. In order to guarantee an exact centering of the parts with the aid of simple means, the inventive receiving sleeve is provided with a lower conical part diverging from the internal cylindrical surface towards the front surface and the adapting journal is provided with an elastically deformable centering ring which is arranged at the level of the base and is provided with an external conical part complementary to the lower conical part. | ||||||
| 171 | Rotary tool system with centering member | US12012814 | 2008-02-05 | US20090196700A1 | 2009-08-06 | Verica Maras |
| A rotary tool includes a collet which in one embodiment includes a bit holder defining a shank receiving bore, a transfer member for transferring rotational force from the bit holder to the shank of an accessory, and a centering member positioned within the bit holder and configured to automatically grip the shank when the shank is positioned within the shank receiving bore. | ||||||
| 172 | Tool revolver | US11991179 | 2006-07-21 | US20090090226A1 | 2009-04-09 | Detlef Sahm; Kurt Birk; Jochen Dieringer; Ralf Kiessig |
| The invention relates to a tool revolver, in particular for a machine tool, comprising a tool disk (1) which is rotatable about a revolver axis and provided with a plurality of tool stations which are distributed along the disk circumference and can be moved to an operation position by the disk (1) rotation, wherein at least one part of said tool stations (13) comprises a reception area (25) for receiving a tool holder (3) and a fixing device is used for fixing a corresponding tool holder (3) at a defined position in the reception area (25), respectively. The interaction between an elastic adjusting body (31) which is protruded perpendicularly to the reception area (25) and is used in the form of an orientation element for positioning, and adjusting surfaces (41, 43) deepened into a base surface (7) of the tool holder (3) enables the tool holder to take an adjustment position when a screw fitting is fastened. | ||||||
| 173 | Clamping fixture including a chuck and a workpiece pallet releasably located thereon | US12011236 | 2008-01-25 | US20090051094A1 | 2009-02-26 | Bruno Sandmeier |
| A clamping fixture comprises a chuck (1) and a workpiece pallet (22) releasably located thereon. The chuck (1) is provided with a clamping mechanism for locating the workpiece pallet (22). The clamping mechanism comprises a plurality of clamping members configured as plungers (10). The workpiece pallet (22) comprises a clamping surface (28a) running essentially along its shell surface (26) for surface contacting the plungers (10) by its front part (12) provided with a compression surface (13) during clamping. | ||||||
| 174 | Method and device for centering and clamping a workpiece in a balancing machine | US12218003 | 2008-07-10 | US20090014968A1 | 2009-01-15 | Jurgen Dolp; Christian Muth; Karlheinz Timtner |
| The method includes the steps of positioning a workpiece (50) with a centering surface (51) on a centering clamping member (32) of a chuck (1), pressing a radial contact surface of the workpiece against a clamping surface (27) of the chuck (1) with a first force, centering the workpiece (50) by clamping the centering clamping member (32) against the centering surface (51), and pressing the radial contact surface (52) of the workpiece (50) against the clamping surface (27) of the chuck (1) with a second force, the second force being greater than the first force.The chuck comprises a centering clamping member (32) having a variable diameter, a radially extending clamping surface (27), which is adjacent to the centering clamping member (32), a movable clamping element (18), a first spring element (43), via which the centering clamping member (32) can be moved into a clamping position, a second spring element (21), via which the clamping element (18) can be loaded with a first force, a third spring element (13), via which the clamping element (18) can be loaded with a second, higher force, and an axially movable actuating device (8) by which the centering clamping member (32) and the clamping element (18) can be moved into a release position against the force of the first and third spring elements (43, 13). | ||||||
| 175 | Low-Vibration Tool Holder | US12066376 | 2006-09-11 | US20080290613A1 | 2008-11-27 | Franz Haimer |
| The present invention relates to a low-vibration tool holder (1) with a tool holder base body (2, 3, 4, 6) and a tensioning arrangement (5) which provides axial tensioning of the tool holder base body (2, 3, 4, 6) and which is simultaneously tensioned in a radially flexible way with respect to the tool holder base body (2, 3, 4, 6). This tool holder (1) is less susceptible to vibration than previously known tool holders, which ensures better true running even during operation and in particular when heat-induced expansion of materials occurs, since the clamping arrangement (5) which is integrated in the tool holder (1) is continuously centered with respect to the tool holder base body (2, 3, 4, 6). Furthermore, such a tool holder (1), in particular within a modular design, can be adapted very flexibly to different types of tools and workpiece machining processes. | ||||||
| 176 | Clamping apparatus for fixing a collet to a chuck | US11114529 | 2005-04-26 | US07429049B2 | 2008-09-30 | Dietmar Kramer |
| A clamping apparatus comprises a chuck member and a collet member that includes, at its rear side, a peripheral shoulder. The top side of this shoulder is provided with a thrust surface adapted to engage radially displaceable clamping balls of the chuck member. The bottom side of the shoulder is provided with four centering grooves that cooperate with four centering cams provided in the chuck member. Upon clamping the collet member to the chuck member, the collet member is positioned in X- and Y-directions as well as regarding the angular orientation around the Z-axis by means of the centering cams of the chuck member engaging the centering grooves of the collet member. The collet member is provided with an annular rear surface adapted to rest on Z-reference surface portions of the chuck member upon clamping the collet member to the chuck member. | ||||||
| 177 | Method for mounting object and spindle device | US11295543 | 2005-12-07 | US07367102B2 | 2008-05-06 | Shigeru Hosoe; Hiroyuki Matsuda |
| A spindle device to mount and rotate an object, including: a housing; a main shaft supported by the housing rotatably to the housing wherein the main shaft includes a through hole which goes through from an end to the other end thereof, and an opening of the through hole forms a mounting section to mount the object at the end, and an opening of the through hole forms a suction section at the other end; a connecter member disposed to cover-the outside of the other end and connected with the external negative-pressure source; and a bearing disposed between the circumference of the main shaft at other end and the connecter member covering the outside; wherein the object is suctioned onto the mounting section at the end with the external negative-pressure source through the through hole. | ||||||
| 178 | Tool holder | US11595693 | 2006-11-10 | US07320568B2 | 2008-01-22 | Masakazu Matsumoto; Masahiro Taguchi; Kazuhiro Shimono |
| A tool holder is equipped with a tip run-out correction mechanism for correcting run-out of the tip of the tool. The tip run-out correction mechanism includes an annular stepped portion formed on a cylindrical support portion of a holder body; a ring member rotatably fitted onto the annular stepped portion; an eccentric cam disposed within the ring member, the eccentric cam extending radially through the ring member and being rotatable about a radially extending axis; and a pin disposed within the ring member to be movable along a direction parallel to the center axis of a flange portion of the holder body. One end of the pin is in contact with the eccentric cam, and the other end of the pin is in contact with a rear end face of a clamp sleeve which clamps a tool inserted into a chuck sleeve of the holder body. The eccentric cam is rotated so as to adjust press force that the pin applies to the rear end face of the clamp sleeve, to thereby elastically deform a base end portion of the chuck sleeve in a radial direction in such a manner that tip run-out of the tool approaches zero. | ||||||
| 179 | Expanded Hole Drilling Device and Component for the Expanded Hole Drilling Device | US11667562 | 2005-12-22 | US20080014034A1 | 2008-01-17 | Shigetoshi Takahashi |
| There are provided an expanded hole drilling device, a component for the expanded hole drilling device, and an expanded hole drilling method, capable of expanding the diameter of a previously bored hole to a large diameter without causing decentering. The expanded hole drilling device 10 includes a drill holder 22 that is attached to a drill grasping part 18 in place of a drill 16 and grasps the drill 16, and a centering attachment 24 having a conical tip end part, which is attached to the drill holder 22. The expanded hole drilling method includes a step of arranging a bored workpiece displaceably on a table 14, a step of performing centering by inserting the tip end part of the centering attachment 24 into a bored hole, a step of fixing the centered workpiece on the table 14, and a step of drilling the workpiece to expand the hole by using the drill 16 after the centering attachment 24 has been removed. | ||||||
| 180 | Centering process in chucking work and apparatus therefor | US11716684 | 2007-03-12 | US20070228673A1 | 2007-10-04 | Naoki Koshino |
| A process and apparatus for centering accurately and speedy a workpiece on a magnet chuck mounted on a work spindle. A pair of action pads spaced away from one another comes into engagement with the workpiece attracted to the work spindle, thereby performing the centering operation. The action pads are mounted on a support plate that can freely turn on a fulcrum. As the fulcrum makes head towards a rotational center of the magnet chuck, the action pads comes into abutment in a rocking manner against the workpiece that is held at off-center relation in the chuck, thereby compensating the off-center relation to keep a center of the workpiece in alignment with the rotational center of the chuck. | ||||||
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