Classifications

• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
  • B23B—TURNING; BORING
  • B23B31/00—Chucks; Expansion mandrels; Adaptations thereof for remote control
  • B23B31/02—Chucks
  • B23B31/10—Chucks characterised by the retaining or gripping devices or their immediate operating means
  • B23B31/12—Chucks with simultaneously-acting jaws, whether or not also individually adjustable
  • B23B31/20—Longitudinally-split sleeves, e.g. collet chucks
  • B23B31/201—Characterized by features relating primarily to remote control of the gripping means
  • B23B31/207—Characterized by features relating primarily to remote control of the gripping means using mechanical transmission through the spindle
  • B23B31/2072—Axially moving cam, fixed jaws
• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
  • B23B—TURNING; BORING
  • B23B31/00—Chucks; Expansion mandrels; Adaptations thereof for remote control
  • B23B31/02—Chucks
  • B23B31/24—Chucks characterised by features relating primarily to remote control of the gripping means
  • B23B31/26—Chucks characterised by features relating primarily to remote control of the gripping means using mechanical transmission through the working-spindle
  • B23B31/261—Chucks characterised by features relating primarily to remote control of the gripping means using mechanical transmission through the working-spindle clamping the end of the toolholder shank
• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
  • B23B—TURNING; BORING
  • B23B2231/00—Details of chucks, toolholder shanks or tool shanks
  • B23B2231/50—Devices to counteract clamping forces exerted within the spindle in order to release the tool or workpiece
• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
  • B23B—TURNING; BORING
  • B23B2260/00—Details of constructional elements
  • B23B2260/008—Bearings
• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
  • B23B—TURNING; BORING
  • B23B2260/00—Details of constructional elements
  • B23B2260/008—Bearings
  • B23B2260/0087—Preloading of bearings
• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
  • B23B—TURNING; BORING
  • B23B2270/00—Details of turning, boring or drilling machines, processes or tools not otherwise provided for
  • B23B2270/02—Use of a particular power source
  • B23B2270/027—Pneumatics
• • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
  • Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
  • Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
  • Y10T409/00—Gear cutting, milling, or planing
  • Y10T409/30—Milling
  • Y10T409/309352—Cutter spindle or spindle support
  • Y10T409/309408—Cutter spindle or spindle support with cutter holder
  • Y10T409/309464—Cutter spindle or spindle support with cutter holder and draw bar

Definitions

• Axle assembly for clamping a tool or a workpiece and method for operating the axle assembly
• the invention relates to an axle assembly for clamping a tool or a workpiece and a procedural ⁇ ren for operating the axle assembly.
• axle assembly is known for example from DE 103 17 097 AI.
• the axle assembly has a base body and a receiving unit mounted rotatably about a longitudinal axis by means of a rotary bearing arrangement on the base body.
• On the receiving sleeve a receiving opening is present.
• a gripper actuating element is mounted in the receiving sleeve ent ⁇ long the longitudinal axis displaceable and carries at ei ⁇ nem end of a gripping unit to ⁇ sammenwirkt with the receiving opening.
• Contrary to a biasing force of a biasing unit can be moved along the longitudinal axis by means of a release unit, the GreiferbetHencei ⁇ transmission element.
• the gripping unit is moved into a release position. If the release unit is not active, the biasing force presses the Grei ⁇ fhen in a clamping position.
• the force to be applied by the release unit must be supported on the base body of the axle assembly.
• the pivot bearing arrangement is however adapted ERS mainly radial forces for rotatably supporting the holding unit ⁇ support.
• the gripping unit is in the release Stel ⁇ development are meet ⁇ supported via the bearing unit and axial forces. This often leads to the fact that cation of the pivot bearing assembly due to the high axial forces no rotational movement of the receiving unit can be allowed in order not to damage the pivot bearing assembly.
• the invention solves the problem by a Achsanord ⁇ tion with the features of claim 1 and a method having the features of claim 15th
• the axle assembly according to the invention has a base ⁇ body. On or in the base body, a receiving unit is rotatably mounted about a longitudinal axis via a rotary bearing arrangement.
• the receiving unit has a receiving sleeve with a receiving opening. The receiving opening is located at the end of the axle assembly to which the tool or workpiece is to be clamped.
• a gripper actuating element of the receiving unit is slidably mounted along the longitudinal axis.
• the gripper actuator may be in the form of a bar or a rod and be guided as a thrust rod ⁇ .
• a gripping unit ⁇ is arranged on the gripper actuator. The gripping unit is adapted to grip the work ⁇ imaging or the workpiece or to keep it.
• the gripper operating element is mounted relative to the Recordin ⁇ mehülse displaceable.
• the receiving sleeve is arranged immovably in the direction of the longitudinal axis and preferably ⁇ only in a rotational degree of freedom about the Longitudinal axis movable.
• a biasing unit which is part of the dividendein ⁇ unit , is adapted to generate a longitudinally pa ⁇ rallel acting in parallel to the longitudinal axis biasing force between the gripping unit and the receiving sleeve.
• the biasing force urges the gripping unit in a Spannstel ⁇ ment, in which the tool or the workpiece in the receiving unit and thus the axle assembly is clamped.
• the biasing force is in particular aligned such that the gripping unit is pulled into the receiving opening.
• the gripping unit and preferably the gripper actuating element can be moved together with the gripping unit against the biasing force along the longitudinal axis.
• the gripping unit can be moved from the clamping position into a release position.
• a tool or a workpiece from the gripping unit can be removed or another tool or work piece ⁇ be inserted into the gripping unit.
• the axle assembly also includes a support unit.
• the support unit is arranged on the base body.
• the support unit can be switched between a support state and a rest state.
• the support ⁇ unit on a controllable actuator.
• the support unit also includes an additional bearing.
• the Actuate the ⁇ supply unit is set up in the supporting state of the support unit a pressing ⁇ testify to the Additional camp he and the auxiliary bearing against the receiving sleeve to drü ⁇ CKEN. In this supporting state, the support unit ensures for that the receiving sleeve is supported in addition to the Drehlagerano tion via the additional bearing to the base body. This creates an additional force path.
• the force applied by the release unit must be supported between the base body and the receiving sleeve of the receiving unit. Since the at least one bearing of the Drehla geran onion can absorb little or no axial forces and is mainly adapted to receive radial forces for rotatable mounting causes the additional bearing, supporting the receiving sleeve at a further point. The axial force, which must be supported on the pivot bearing assembly from, thereby reduced.
• the Drehla ⁇ gerantechnisch is charged in the release position of the gripping unit only by a lower axial force when the Ab support unit assumes its supporting state. This also makes it possible to rotatably drive the receiving unit in the release position about the longitudinal axis.
• the pivot bearing assembly is not damaged due to the additional support on the additional layer or excessive wear out ⁇ sets.
• the actuating unit exerts in the resting state of the support force from ⁇ no force on the additional bearing.
• the additional storage is loose in the idle state on ⁇ on receiving sleeve or can also be positioned at a distance from the receiving sleeve.
• the additional bearing is preferably designed as a pure axial position.
• the additional bearing is preferably a rolling bearing and in one embodiment a needle bearing.
• the rotary bearing arrangement has several bearings at different axial bearings that can absorb radial forces. At least two of these camps are in
• the rotary bearing arrangement can have at least one radial bearing.
• the pivot bearing assembly may also include at least one combined radial-axial bearing.
• the rotary bearing arrangement has at least one angular contact ball bearing which can absorb or support radial forces and also axial forces.
• all bearings of Drehlageranord ⁇ tion are formed by rolling bearings.
• the rotary bearing arrangement has no axial bearing which is set up exclusively for supporting axial forces.
• the receiving sleeve has a radially aligned to the longitudinal axis of the second support ⁇ surface.
• the actuation unit may to be introduced ⁇ directed to press the auxiliary bearing in the supporting state with a predetermined and / or adjustable pressing force against the second support surface to provide additional Abstüt- Zung an axial force between the recording unit and the base body to achieve.
• the actuator unit preferably comprises a betae ⁇ actuating cylinder.
• the actuating cylinder may be a pneumatic cylinder or a hydraulic cylinder.
• the actuating unit could also generate the pressing force electrically.
• a combination of an electrical and / or pneumatic and / or hydraulic generation of the biasing force is possible.
• a piston of the actuating cylinder is designed as an annular piston.
• the annular piston is preferably arranged coaxially to the longitudinal axis.
• the ring ⁇ piston surrounds the receiving sleeve.
• the additional bearing can be arranged between the annular piston and the second support surface.
• the axle assembly may also include a control unit in one embodiment.
• the control unit is configured to control the actuating unit and the Lö ⁇ seiki. It is also possible that a drive unit for rotatably driving the receiving unit about the longitudinal axis is present. The control unit can also control the drive unit.
• control unit is turned ⁇ directed, the support unit in the supporting state of transform ⁇ switch immediately before, during or immediately after the gripping unit is moved into the release position or has been moved.
• a rotatable driving of the receiving unit can also be carried out in the release position.
• the control unit may be configured to shut down the drive unit when the release unit is moved to move the gripping unit in the release position or has been moved as long as the support unit has not yet taken the support state ⁇ .
• the above-described axis in ⁇ integral is operated as follows:
• the support device When inserting a new workpiece or tool, the support device is first switched ⁇ in the support state. Before, during or subsequently, is moved by means of the release unit ⁇ the gripping unit in the release position. In the release position of the gripping unit, a tool or workpiece can be used. There is also a tool or workpiece in the gripping unit ⁇ ses can be removed. When inserting or removing a tool or workpiece, the receiving unit can be rotatably driven, thereby simplifying the insertion or removal of a tool or workpiece. At ⁇ closing the gripping unit is moved ⁇ in the clamping position. For this purpose, the release force is ⁇ builds Su by the release unit, so that the biasing force urges the gripping unit into the clamping position.
• the support unit is switched to the idle state.
• In the resting state is carried by the additional bearing no support of an axial force between therawhül ⁇ se and the base body.
• the rotatable driving of the receiving unit about the longitudinal axis energy efficiency can be performed without Ver ⁇ losses in the additional storage.
• Figure 1 is a schematic block diagram similar representation of an embodiment of an axle assembly with a clamped tool or workpiece
• Figure 2 shows the axle assembly of Figure 1 with a located in a release position gripping device for inserting or removing a tool or a workpiece and
• FIG. 3 shows the axle arrangement according to FIGS. 1 and 2 with a support unit switched over in a support state
• FIG. 1 to 3 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of an axle assembly 10 is strongly cal ⁇ illustrated.
• the axle assembly 10 has a base body 11.
• the base body 11 is simplified in the Figures 1 to 3 shown in one piece, consists in konkre ⁇ th embodiments, but preferably a plurality of components.
• a receiving unit 12 is arranged in the base body 11.
• the receiving unit 12 is rotatably mounted in the base body 11 about a longitudinal axis L by means of a rotary bearing arrangement 13.
• the rotary bearing assembly 13 has in a longitudinal direction parallel to the longitudinal axis L R considered with at least two spaced-apart bearings 14.
• the bearings 14 are preferably out of a roller bearing ⁇ leads.
• FIG. 1 to 3 belongs to the pivot bearing assembly 13 at a rear bearing at least one rear bearing 14a and at a longitudinal direction R thereto at a distance angeord ⁇ Neten front bearing at least one front bearing 15b.
• the front bearings 14b are preferably designed as angular contact ball bearings.
• the front bearings 14b can therefore accommodate or support not only radial forces for pivotal mounting of the receiving unit 12, but also axial forces.
• the rear bearing 14a is preferably designed as a radial bearing and only adapted to receive radial ⁇ forces.
• To the receiving unit 12 includes a rotatably mounted on the base body 11 for the Drehla ⁇ geran für 13 receiving sleeve 18.
• the receiving sleeve 18 At a front end, which is associated with the male tool or the male workpiece, the receiving sleeve 18 has a receiving opening 19.
• the recording Opening 19 preferably conically towards the front end 18a of the receiving sleeve 18 out.
• Appendices ⁇ ge perennial 20 are formed within the receiving opening 19schräg.
• To the receiving unit 12 also includes a slidably disposed in the receiving sleeve 18 along the longitudinal axis L arranged Greiferbet2011 Whileselement 23.
• the Greiferbet2011i ⁇ supply element 23 in the embodiment of a rod o- rod-shaped and can also be referred to as a push rod.
• a gripping unit 24 is connected at the end of the receiving opening 19 associated with the Greiferbet2011 Trentselement 23 .
• the gripping unit 24 may include a plurality of gripper jaws 25, which bearing surface each having a counterclaims 26 abut against a contact surface 20 in therawöff ⁇ voltage 19th As a result of the obliquely inclined abutment surfaces 20, the gripper jaws 25 move toward one another or away from one another in the longitudinal direction R when the gripper actuating element 23 is displaced radially relative to the longitudinal axis L.
• FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a clamping position I in which the gripping unit 24 clamps a workpiece or a tool between the gripper jaws 25. Of the workpiece or the tool is shown in Figure 1, only the clamped in the receiving opening 19 shaft 27 schematically illustrated ⁇ light.
• a release position II of the gripping unit 24 is shown.
• the gripping unit 24 is ge ⁇ jointly moved with the gripper actuator 23 with respect to the clamping position I in the longitudinal direction R, so that the gripper jaws compared 25 with the clamping position I have each other a greater distance radially to the longitudinal axis L and a tool or workpiece between the gripper jaws 25 can be inserted or removed from the field of instrumentation between the Greiferba ⁇ CKEN 25th
• the gripper actuating element 23 is displaced towards the clamping position I to the front end 18a of the receiving sleeve 18.
• the receiving unit 12 also has a Vorspan ⁇ unit 30 on.
• the biasing unit 30 generates between the gripping unit 24 and the receiving sleeve 18, a biasing ⁇ force FV, which is aligned parallel to the longitudinal axis L, ie in the longitudinal direction ⁇ tion R.
• the biasing force FV acts to push or pull the rapier operating member 23 away from the front end 18a, and hence the gripping unit
• Clamping or clamping force between the gripper jaws 25 and an inserted tool or workpiece causes.
• the biasing unit 30 is formed in the embodiment by a spring assembly 31.
• the spring assembly 31 may include disc springs and / or coil springs. The position of the biasing unit 30 or of the spring assembly 31 within the receiving unit 12 can be selected at a suitable location. In the embodiment shown here, the spring assembly 31 acts as a compression spring package, the one
• the release unit 34 is adapted to the Greiferbetä ⁇ tion element 23 against the biasing force FV to apply a release force FL when the gripping unit 24 off the clamping position I to be transferred to the release position II.
• the release force FL is shown schematically in FIGS. 2 and 3.
• the release force FL can be generated electrically and / or hydraulically and / or pneumatically.
• the release unit 34 has a first pneumatic cylinder 35.
• the first pneumatic cylinder 35 has a first cylinder chamber 36, in which in the longitudinal direction R, a first piston 37 of the first pneumatic cylinder 35 is slidably disposed and thereby limited in the first cylinder chamber 36, a first working ⁇ chamber 38 fluid-tight.
• a first pneumatic line 39 connects the first working chamber 38 with a first pneumatic port 40.
• the first pneumatic line 39 can be designed as a channel within the base body 11.
• the first pneumatic cylinder 35 is designed as a single-acting cylinder.
• the first piston 37 is urged by a spring device with at least one spring 41 in an initial position ( Figure 1).
• On the first piston 37 is seated a piston rod 42.
• the piston rod 42 has a piston rod end 42a, which is associated with an inner end 23a of the Grei ⁇ actuator actuating element 23. If the piston 37 is located with the piston rod 42 in the starting position shown in FIG. 1, the piston rod end 42a does not abut against the inner end 23a of the gripper actuating element 23.
• the gripper actuating element 23 with the gripping unit 24 can be displaced relative to the biasing force FV relative to the receiving sleeve 18 along the longitudinal axis L.
• the gripping unit 24 from the Spannstel ⁇ ment I ( Figure 1) in the release position II ( Figures 2 and 3) are moved.
• the executed stroke by the gripper ⁇ actuation element 23 and the gripping unit 24 is relatively small and can be only a few millimeters.
• the receiving sleeve 18 has a first support surface 46.
• the first support surface 46 is aligned radially to the longitudinal axis L.
• the first support surface 46 is formed as an annular surface on a step or a flange of the receiving sleeve 18.
• the at least one front bearing 14b of the rotary bearing assembly 13 abuts. This at least one front bearing 14b is designed to support not only radial forces but also small axial forces between the receiving sleeve 12 and the base body 11.
• the at least one front bearing 14b is designed as angular contact ball bearings.
• Support surface 47 is present, which is aligned according to the example radially to the longitudinal axis L.
• the second support surface 47 is formed on a step or a flange and surrounds the longitudinal axis L according to the example annular and preferably coaxial.
• the first support surface 46 and the second support surface 47 point towards the front end 18a of the support. picked up sleeve 18.
• the axle assembly 10 also has a support unit 48, to which an additional bearing 49 and a controllable Actu ⁇ supply unit 50 belong.
• the controllable Betuschistsein ⁇ standardized 50 is formed in the embodiment by a second pneumatic cylinder 51st
• the second pneumatic cylinder 51 has a second cylinder space 52 formed on the base body 11 in which a second piston 53 of the second pneumatic cylinder 51 is displaceably arranged in the longitudinal direction R.
• the second piston 52 fluidically defines a second working chamber 54 in the cylinder chamber 52.
• the second working chamber 54 is connected via a second pneumatic line 55 to a second pneumatic port 56.
• the second pneuma ⁇ tiktechnisch 55 may be embodied as a channel in the base body. 11
• the additional bearing 49 is disposed between the second support surface 47 and the second piston 53.
• the working ⁇ chamber 54 is located on the additional bearing 49 opposite side of the second piston 53.
• the second working chamber 54 of the second piston 53 presses the additional bearing 49 against the second support surface 47, thereby generating a pressing force FA (FIG 3).
• the additional bearing 49 is pressed by the actuating unit 50 with a pressure ⁇ force FA against the receiving sleeve 18 and, according to the example, the second support surface 47, wherein the Ab basicin ⁇ unit 48 is in a support state III.
• the loading ⁇ concernedungsstatt 50 of the support unit 48 produces no pressure-exerting ⁇ force FA ( Figures 1 and 2), then there is the support unit 48 in an idle state IV.
• the additional bearing 49 can lie substantially powerless or loose on the second support surface 47 and thus on the receiving sleeve 18.
• the support unit 49 serves the release position II an additional support of the receiving unit 12 and ⁇ in accordance with the receiving sleeve 18 on the base body 11 to ⁇ rich him ⁇ .
• the support unit 48 is before, during or switched after moving the gripper unit 24 in the release position II in the supporting state III, in which the auxiliary bearing 49 is pressed with the pressing force FA against the receiving sleeve ⁇ 18th
• the additional bearing 49 is exemplary ⁇ designed as a thrust bearing and supports an axial force acting between the base body 11 and the receiving sleeve 18, from.
• the axle arrangement has a drive unit 60.
• the drive unit 60 can be formed for example by a Elektromo ⁇ tor with a stator 61 in a rotor 62.
• the stator 61 is disposed on the base body 11 while the rotor 62 rotatably connected to the receiving unit 12 and is connected with play ⁇ with the receiving sleeve 18th
• the drive unit formed by the Elect ⁇ romotor is arranged in the longitudinal direction R between the at least one front bearing 14b pivot bearing assembly 13 60th
• the axle assembly 10 may also include a control unit 63.
• the control unit 63 is set up to control the drive unit 60 and / or the release unit 34 and / or the support unit 48.
• the control ⁇ unit 63 cause the rotation of the receiving unit 12 and the longitudinal ⁇ axis L or stop or cause the movement of the gripping unit 24 between the clamping position I of the release position II by means of the release unit 34 or the switching of the support unit 48 between the support state III and the resting state IV effect.
• the control unit 63 in the embodiment a compressed air supply to besf ⁇ fenden working chamber 38 bez. 54 or vent the relevant working chamber 38 or 54 to the environment.
• the control device 63 can control the rotation of the electric motor by means of a motor control unit.
• control unit 63 is le ⁇ diglich very schematically illustrated in FIG. 1
• the number of required output or drive signals may vary.
• the gripping unit 24 is moved to its release position II. In this state, a tool or workpiece can be removed or used.
• the auxiliary bearing 49 is a Axialkraftabstüt- wetting between the receiving unit 12 and, for example, according to the receiving sleeve 18 on the one hand and the base bodies of other ⁇ turn provides.
• the additional bearing 49 thus supports a part of the axial force acting through the release unit 34 between the receiving unit 12 and the base body 11 from (Fi ⁇ gur 3).
• the release unit 34 is again fourth deakti ⁇ so it does not generate solvency FL over.
• This is done in the embodiment in that the Ar ⁇ Chamber of Labor 38 is vented against the environment. Due to the biasing force FV of the biasing unit 30, the Grei ⁇ Ferbetuschistselement 23 is moved away from the front end 18a of Aufnah ⁇ mehülse 18 inwardly, whereby the gripping unit 24 returns to its clamping position I and a workpiece or a tool spans.
• the support assembly 48 in its Oxford ⁇ was switched IV ( Figure 1).
• the Drehlageranord ⁇ voltage 13 needs to take no or only small axial forces on ⁇ , so that the additional bearing 49 is not required and therefore need not be pressed with a force against the receiving sleeve 18 through the support unit 48th
• the invention relates to an axle assembly 10 for clamping a tool or a workpiece.
• the Achsan ⁇ trim 10 includes a receiving unit 12 which is rotatably supported by ei ⁇ ne pivot bearing arrangement 13 in a base body 11 about a longitudinal axis L.
• the receiving unit 12 has a parallel to the longitudinal axis L non ⁇ movably mounted in the longitudinal direction R receiving sleeve 18 and a displaceably mounted in the receptacle ⁇ sleeve 18 along the longitudinal axis L of the gripper actuator 23.
• On one of the front end 18a of the receiving sleeve 18 associated end of the Greiferbetä ⁇ actuating elements 23 sits a gripping unit 24 for gripping the tool or the workpiece.
• the gripping unit 24 is biased by a biasing unit 30 in a clamping position I ⁇ .
• a controllable release unit 34 can move the Grei ⁇ f technically 24 against the biasing force FV of the biasing unit 30 in a release position II.
• an additional bearing 49 which is designed in particular as a thrust bearing, are pressed against the receiving sleeve 18 in order to achieve improved Axialkraftabstützung the receiving unit 12 on the base body 11 and reduce the load on the pivot bearing assembly 13 by axial forces.

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