WO2003097283A1 - Fräswerkzeug - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a milling tool, in particular for light metal processing, with a shank and a milling head.
- cooling lubricants have the disadvantage that oil mist that forms - alone or together with light metal dust - can be explosive.
- a further problem is the health hazard from the aerosols generated during processing.
- the cooling lubricant has to be prepared or disposed of after extensive use.
- a further problem is represented, for example, by light metal dusts deposited on or in the vicinity of the processing machine, which entail an explosion risk not only directly during the processing operation but also due to a swirling up of dust at a later point in time.
- Light metals, especially magnesium and magnesium alloys problems associated with the use of cooling lubricants cannot be remedied.
- the invention is based on the object of specifying a device which enables particularly efficient and safety-uncritical machining of light metals, in particular magnesium and magnesium alloys.
- the milling tool has a sleeve-shaped shaft with an internal chip removal channel and a suction opening. Coaxial to the longitudinal axis of the tool and to the shank, a milling head is held there, which has at least one end cutting edge and at least one peripheral cutting edge as cutting edges.
- the cutting edge geometry of at least one of the cutting edges preferably both the peripheral cutting edge and the front cutting edge, is positive at least on the circumference of the milling head, i.e. the end cutting edge and / or the peripheral cutting edge forms a positive rake angle, preferably a rake angle of at least 10 °.
- the rake angle of the front cutting edge is not necessarily constant over the entire length of the front cutting edge. If the circumferential cutting edge adjoins the end cutting edge, the rake angle of the end cutting edge on the circumference of the milling head also gives the helix angle of the milling head, which is also referred to as the side rake angle.
- the positive cutting edge geometry guarantees machining in any case, with very positive rake angles in the form of a peeling cut, with low cutting forces, which makes the tool particularly suitable for cutting light alloys.
- the chips generated during the machining of a workpiece are mostly removed, preferably exclusively, through the chip removal channel arranged in the shank, in particular symmetrically to the longitudinal axis of the tool.
- the suction opening of the chip removal channel is preferably arranged on the end face of the shaft, opposite the milling head. Because the chips are extracted by the tool shank, no processing chamber is required for chip extraction.
- the milling tool is particularly suitable for dry machining of light metals such as magnesium and magnesium alloys. Due to the milling head with minimal At least one end cutting edge and at least one peripheral cutting edge, the milling tool can be used very flexibly, for example for circular milling.
- a tool with internal chip evacuation is known, for example, from DE 2 316 762 A, but this is not a milling tool, but a drilling tool.
- This drilling tool is mainly intended for the production of deep drilling. Milling is not possible with the drilling tool. This is particularly evident from the fact that the drilling tool has laterally arranged support strips which guide the drilling tool in the bore.
- the milling tool according to the invention has a milling head which enables both a feed in the axial direction, ie in the direction of the tool longitudinal axis, and a feed perpendicular to the tool longitudinal axis.
- the immediate extraction of the chips by the tool shank prevents chips from settling on the processing machine. A thermal deformation of the workpiece and / or the processing machine caused by hot chips is therefore excluded. The chips can at least be almost completely collected and used for further processing. The absence of external suction of the chips that arise during processing enables the tool and the workpiece in the processing machine to be changed quickly and easily.
- the milling head is preferably made in one piece from a cutting material such as hard metal. This makes the milling head particularly stable and also suitable for smaller tool diameters, for example less than 15 mm.
- the milling head has no special cutting inserts, for example soldered or screwable.
- the completely one-piece design of the milling head from a cutting material also includes embodiments in which individual volume or surface areas of the milling head, for example in the form of a coating, have a different composition or quality from other parts of the milling head.
- the diameter of the milling head preferably exceeds the diameter of the shank at least in the region of the shank that adjoins the milling head. This ensures that both a drilling and a milling, in particular special circular milling the shaft of the milling tool does not come into contact with the workpiece to be machined.
- the milling head has a one-part or multi-part opening surface.
- the opening area of the milling head is preferably at least 35%, in particular at least 50%, of the cross-sectional area of the shank.
- Reliable chip removal in the tool shank is preferably facilitated in that the thickness of the milling head bears a maximum of 50% of the diameter of the milling head.
- the chips are conveyed from the workpiece to the chip removal channel in a very short way. The risk of chips accumulating in the milling head is therefore extremely low.
- the milling head is at least three-winged, with at least three end cutting edges and at least three peripheral cutting edges.
- the three- or multi-bladed, for example five-bladed, design of the milling head also has the advantage that, for example in comparison to an embodiment with only two end cutting edges, relatively short chips are produced which can be easily extracted through the internal chip removal channel.
- the milling head is not completely rotationally symmetrical. Rather, the end cutting edge or one of the end cutting edges extends from the circumference of the milling head to beyond the longitudinal axis of the tool, the The cutting edge does not necessarily cut the longitudinal axis of the tool. This prevents a core, comparable to a core, from remaining during machining.
- the workpiece is machined in a defined manner over practically the entire cross-section of the milling tool, ie mere displacement of material during the machining process practically does not occur. Long milling times can be achieved with the milling tool.
- the end cutting edge of the milling head preferably borders directly on the peripheral cutting edge at a so-called cutting corner.
- the cutting corner on the circumference of the milling head enables exact contours to be produced on the workpiece.
- the cutting corner is preferably the part of the milling head which is the most axially spaced from the shank in relation to the direction of the tool longitudinal axis, i.e. the cutting corner is located furthest from the milling tool. If a recess is made in a workpiece with the milling tool, for example by circular milling, this recess can be produced completely flat, since the cutting corner on the milling head is located furthest forward. A prerequisite for this is that sufficient lateral, i.e. radial, freedom of movement when milling exists. When the tool is placed on the workpiece, only the cutting corner lifts a chip off the workpiece. The cutting forces are therefore very low at the start of the cutting process.
- a particularly favorable machining geometry, in particular in light metal machining, is furthermore preferably achieved in that the cutting corner is formed at an acute angle.
- both the face cutting edge and the peripheral or radial cutting edge preferably each form a positive rake angle, namely an axial rake angle or a radial rake angle.
- the angle that the circumferential edge bordering on the rake face of the cutting edge at the cutting corner with the longitudinal axis of the tool gives at this point the axial rake angle, ie the rake angle of the end cutting edge.
- This angle, which forms a twist or spiral angle of the milling head is preferably at least 10 °, in particular at least 30 °.
- a radial rake angle given on the cutting edge by the position of the end cutting edge is formed on the peripheral cutting edge. det, which is also preferably at least 10 °, in particular at least 15 °. Due to the highly positive design of both the axial and the radial cutting edge, ie the face and the peripheral cutting edge, both axial and radial feed movements can be carried out easily.
- the milling head is preferably permanently connected to the shaft, for example by soldering.
- a particularly stable connection can be achieved in particular in that the shaft partially surrounds the milling head.
- the milling head for example approximately in the middle of its height, has a so-called circumferential step, which is followed by a tapered region of the milling head in the direction of the shaft.
- the part of the milling head protruding beyond the shank is available for machining.
- the peripheral cutting edge preferably extends from the cutting corner to the peripheral step.
- the shaft is double-walled with an inner shaft and an outer shaft.
- the intermediate space of the shaft is preferably provided for the supply of a fluid, in particular compressed gas, for example compressed air, while the inner shaft forms the wall of the chip removal channel.
- the chip discharge is supported by the supply of compressed air through a fluid supply opening provided for this purpose, which is preferably arranged on the side of the outer shaft.
- a cooling lubricant can also be supplied through the fluid supply opening, for example.
- the fluid channel formed between the inner shaft and the outer shaft preferably has a screw shape.
- cooling lubricant has a tangential flow component in addition to the axial flow direction and thus immediately removes the chips that are produced to the chip removal channel.
- the injection of cooling lubricant on the milling head can be designed in the manner of a water jet pump.
- the screw-shaped fluid channel also allows between the inner shaft and the outer shaft to arrange speaking helical support elements and thus further increase the stability of the shaft.
- the chip removal duct should be generously dimensioned in relation to the diameter of the milling tool in order to ensure trouble-free chip discharge.
- the diameter of the chip removal channel is preferably at least 75% of the shaft diameter.
- the inner inner shaft diameter which defines the diameter of the chip removal channel, is at least 75% of the outer diameter of the outer shaft, which is identical to the shaft diameter.
- the wall thicknesses of the outer shaft and the inner shaft are preferably a maximum of 10% of the shaft diameter. Since the outer shaft is intended to absorb at least the main portion of the machining and clamping forces, the wall thickness of the outer shaft preferably exceeds the wall thickness of the inner shaft.
- the advantage of the invention is, in particular, that an internal chip removal channel of a milling tool, which has a milling head with both at least one end cutting edge and at least one circumferential cutting edge, enables very efficient machining with axial and / or radial feed, in particular circular milling, of a workpiece , in particular made of a light metal, for example magnesium.
- FIGS. 1A, B, FIGS. 3A to 3E a shaft of a milling tool with an internal chip removal channel
- Chip evacuation channel 5A to 5E a three-bladed head for a milling tool with an inside
- Fig. 7 is a hydraulic expansion chuck with a clamped milling tool
- FIGS. 1A.1B show an overall perspective view or sections of a milling tool 1 with a shank 2 and an essentially disk-shaped milling head 3.
- the milling head 3 alone is shown in different views. 2A shows the milling head 3 from below, ie looking out of the shaft 2, FIG. 2B shows the milling head 3 from above, and FIG. 3C shows a side view of the milling head 3.
- the shaft 2 of the milling tool 1 is double-walled with a Outer shaft 2a and an inner shaft 2b formed. To illustrate this design, the milling head 3 is shown offset from the shank 2 in FIGS. 1A.1B.
- the inner shaft 2b is arranged eccentrically to the outer shaft 2a such that the inner shaft 2a lies against the outer shaft 4 at its periphery against a contact area 4, which extends parallel to the axis A of the milling tool 1 along the shaft 2.
- the inner shaft 2b is permanently connected to the outer shaft 2a at the contact area 4, for example by soldering.
- a fluid channel 5 which is approximately crescent-shaped in cross section is formed in the shaft 2 between the inner shaft 2b and the outer shaft 2a.
- a fluid for example compressed air and / or cooling lubricant, can be supplied to the milling head 3 through the fluid channel 5.
- the milling head 3 has an end cutting edge 7 on its end face 6 and a peripheral cutting edge 9 adjoining this at a cutting corner 8.
- a chip formed on the cutting edges 7, 9, in particular light metal chip enters a chip discharge channel 11 enclosed by the inner shaft 2b through a gap 10 and is through a suction opening 12 which is arranged at the shaft end 13 in a thickened area 14 of the shaft 2, sucked.
- the thickened, mechanically particularly stable Area 14 serves to absorb the clamping forces acting on the milling tool 1 in the expansion chuck 27 (FIG. 7) or in the housing with vertical suction.
- the end cutting edge 7 has a radial cutting edge 7a as well as a partially curved oblique cutting edge 7b which adjoins the latter and which is relatively short compared to this, and which borders on the cutting corner 8. Overall, the end cutting edge 7 extends from an edge 15 of the milling head 3 essentially radially beyond the tool axis A.
- the peripheral cutting edge 9 includes at the cutting corner 8 with a straight line parallel to the tool longitudinal axis A a swirl angle ⁇ of about 45 ° which in this exemplary embodiment is constant and corresponds to an axial rake angle ⁇ a of the end cutting edge 7 (see FIG. 6G).
- the peripheral cutting edge 9 as can be seen in particular from FIGS.
- the milling tool 1 is particularly suitable for light metal machining, in particular for high-speed machining.
- the milling head 3 has a circumferential step 16, through which a tapered region 17 is delimited from a front region 18 which carries the cutting edges 7, 9.
- the milling head 3 can be connected to the outer shaft 2a by soldering, welding or gluing.
- the diameter D s which the shank 2 has in its area adjacent to the milling head 3, is somewhat smaller than the diameter D F of the milling head 3, which is given by twice the maximum distance of the peripheral cutting edge 9 from the longitudinal axis of the tool.
- FIGS. 3A to 3E show in various representations a shank 2 which can be used as part of a milling tool 1, for example with a milling head 3 according to FIGS. 2A to 2C.
- the shaft 2 is double-walled, the wall thickness W A of the outer shaft 2a being greater than the wall thickness W B of the inner shaft 2b (see FIG. 1A.B).
- the inner shaft 2b is symmetrical in this exemplary embodiment (FIGS. 3A-E) arranged in the outer shaft 2a, which can be profiled several times in its rear area intended for receiving in a processing machine, which includes the thickened area 14.
- the fluid channels 5a, b, c are particularly suitable for supplying cooling lubricant to the milling head 3 in the form of minimal quantity lubrication.
- a small cross section of the fluid channels 5a, b, c compared to the entire cross section of the shaft 2 is sufficient for the supply of the pressurized fluid. Most of the cross-sectional area F of the shaft 2 is available for chip removal.
- the cross-sectional area F is understood to mean the cross-sectional area of the shank 2 that the shank 2 has at its front end 22 directly after the milling head 3.
- the diameter D 1 of the chip removal channel 11, which is given by the inner diameter of the inner shaft 2b, is more than 90% of the shaft diameter D s , which is given by the outer diameter of the outer shaft 2a in the region of its front end 22. In this way, a high mass flow of chips and gas, in particular air, optionally mixed with cooling lubricant, is made possible through the chip removal duct 11.
- milling heads 3a, 3b, 3c which are produced in one piece or in one piece from a cutting material, in particular hard metal, cermet or ceramic, in particular PCD and CBN 3A-E can be connected, in particular soldered, to a milling tool 1 with a shaft 2.
- the milling heads 3a, 3b, 3c are suitable for various types of milling operations, in particular for circular milling.
- the milling tool 1 rotates about the longitudinal axis A of the tool and at the same time the axis A about another axis parallel to this.
- machining Compared to producing a hole with a drilling tool, machining also has the advantage that only short chips are created during machining, which are easy to remove from the machining point.
- the milling head 3a according to FIGS. 4A-E has five blades or five cutting edges with five end cutting edges 7 and five peripheral cutting edges 9.
- Four of the five cutting edges 7 are designed as so-called short cutting edges 24, while one of the front cutting edges 7 is designed as a so-called long cutting edge 25, which, in contrast to the short cutting edges 24, extends from the edge 15 of the milling head 3a beyond the longitudinal axis or axis A for short.
- the peripheral cutting edges 9 have a kinked shape with a front cutting edge region 9a bordering the cutting corner 8, which includes the helix angle ⁇ , which corresponds to the axial rake angle ⁇ a , of about 30 ° with the longitudinal tool axis A, and with a rear cutting edge region 9b, which runs parallel to the tool longitudinal axis A.
- a particularly positive cutting edge geometry, in particular at the cutting edge 8, is achieved by the front cutting area 9a, which is inclined with respect to the tool longitudinal axis A. This enables machining with a high surface quality on the machined workpiece and with low cutting forces, particularly in light metal processing.
- the effect achieved with the inclined position of the front cutting edge region 9a of the circumferential cutting edge 9 is comparable to the effect achieved with the inclined position of the inclined cutting edge 7b of the end cutting edge 7, both effects being able to be realized simultaneously on a milling head 3, 3a in an intensifying manner.
- the milling head 3 a has an opening area 26 that is five parts in accordance with the number of end cutting edges and through which chips formed can be transported away to the chip removal channel 11.
- the size of the opening area 26 varies along the axis A of the milling tool 1, but is in any case at least 35% of the cross-sectional area F of the shank 2.
- the milling head height HF is less than 50% of the milling head diameter D F. Shavings formed are thus introduced into the chip removal channel 11 in a very short way.
- the tapered area 17 of the milling head 3a is slightly conical in order to enable the milling head 3a to be easily inserted into the correspondingly shaped shaft 2 (FIGS. 3A-E).
- the milling head 3b shown in FIGS. 5A-5E is of three-wing design and otherwise largely corresponds to the milling head 3a according to FIGS. 4A-4E.
- the milling head 3c shown in FIGS. 6A-6H is a further embodiment of a three-bladed milling head with a particularly large opening area 26.
- the milling head 3c has a recess 40 in the region of the axis A on its end face 6.
- the circumferential step 16 is particularly pronounced in the milling head 3c. From the side view according to FIG.
- FIG. 7 and 8A-8D show a milling tool 1 which is clamped in a hydraulic expansion chuck 27 or in a clamping and supply device 28.
- the milling tool 1 can be clamped in the clamping and supply device 28 without a hydraulic clamping mechanism, but the integration of such a hydraulic clamping mechanism is also possible.
- the tensioning and supply device 28 enables both a fluid supply to the fluid channels 5a, b, c and a chip and possibly fluid suction from the suction opening 12.
- the tensioning and supply device 28 has a fluid supply nozzle 29 and a suction funnel 30, which are connected Supply and disposal devices, not shown, can be connected.
- Compressed air and / or cooling lubricant can be supplied to the milling tool 1 via a coolant ring 31 through the fluid supply connection 29.
- separate fluid supply nozzles 29 for the compressed air supply on the one hand and the cooling lubricant supply on the other hand can also be provided.
- the fluid supply Guide socket 29 the mass flow fed to the milling tool 1 - without taking into account the mass of the chips - for example the mass flow sucked out of the suction opening 12 via the suction funnel 30, which can be subjected to a negative pressure. In this way it is ensured that the chips are completely and immediately removed through the internal chip removal channel 11 after their formation.
- the tensioning and supply device 28 has a bearing housing 32, in which a basic receptacle 35, which holds the shaft 2 concentrically, is rotatably mounted with the aid of a front ball bearing 33 and a rear ball bearing 34.
- the essentially rotationally symmetrical basic receptacle 35 is repeatedly broken through in order to allow compressed air and / or cooling lubricant to be supplied and chip removal to or from the milling tool.
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