WO2016030099A1 - Gewindeformwerkzeug mit gotischem gewindeprofil und verfahren zur herstellung eines solchen gewindeformwerkzeugs - Google Patents
Gewindeformwerkzeug mit gotischem gewindeprofil und verfahren zur herstellung eines solchen gewindeformwerkzeugs Download PDFInfo
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23G—THREAD CUTTING; WORKING OF SCREWS, BOLT HEADS, OR NUTS, IN CONJUNCTION THEREWITH
- B23G7/00—Forming thread by means of tools similar both in form and in manner of use to thread-cutting tools, but without removing any material
- B23G7/02—Tools for this purpose
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- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23P—METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; COMBINED OPERATIONS; UNIVERSAL MACHINE TOOLS
- B23P15/00—Making specific metal objects by operations not covered by a single other subclass or a group in this subclass
- B23P15/28—Making specific metal objects by operations not covered by a single other subclass or a group in this subclass cutting tools
- B23P15/48—Making specific metal objects by operations not covered by a single other subclass or a group in this subclass cutting tools threading tools
- B23P15/52—Making specific metal objects by operations not covered by a single other subclass or a group in this subclass cutting tools threading tools taps
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- the invention relates to a thread forming tool for non-cutting manufacture of threads in workpieces and to a method of manufacturing a thread forming tool.
- Gewindefu rcher are threaded tools with an approximately spiral or screw benförmig u running thread profile along which a plurality of pressure lugs (also referred to as mold teeth, grooved teeth or mold wedges) are arranged, the d by staggered further outwardly projecting and generally sauceru ed polygon corner areas an approximately polygonal cross section of the Gewindefu rchers are formed.
- pressure lugs also referred to as mold teeth, grooved teeth or mold wedges
- the tool axis of the tap is aligned coaxial with r center axis of the core hole.
- the rotational speed and the axial feed rate are correspondingly matched the thread pitch.
- the press studs of the thread former are permanently engaged with the workpiece at the core hole wall and push the thread into the core hole wall by plastic deformation, so that a continuous threading is created at the core hole wall.
- the tool shank of the said thread-generating tools is generally executed at least approximately cylindrically about its longitudinal axis and / or received and held with its end facing away from the workpiece in the chuck of a machine tool.
- the sense of rotation of a thread former when creating the thread corresponds to the winding sense of the thread to be produced.
- the screwed into the generated internal thread known screws or screw thread comprise complementary to the internal threads through helical external threads.
- the tool is rotatable about a tool axis
- the tool has a number n> 1 of groove generating areas swirled about the tool axis for producing a respective groove in the groove
- each of the m thread generating regions is arranged behind one of the n groove generating regions following the twist of this groove generating region.
- the creation of a favorable shape geometry adapted to the thread to be produced can be problematic for the thread-generating region. It is an object of the invention to provide a thread forming tool with a favorable mold geometry and a manufacturing method for such a thread forming tool. This object is achieved with a thread forming tool having the features of claim 1 and with respect to the method having the features of claim 10.
- a thread forming tool for non-cutting production of threads in workpieces comprises at least one thread-producing region with at least one pressing lug, wherein the pressing lug is formed as a thread-forming tooth and has a thread profile with opposing tooth flanks, in which the tooth flanks a At least one tooth maximum are connected to each other, and wherein the thread profile is at least partially substantially circular arc or obliquely circular arc or arcuate or obliquely arched or parabolic or obliquely parabolic.
- a circular arcuate or oblique circular arcuate or pointed arcuate or oblique pointed arcuate or parabolic or obliquely parabolic-shaped thread profile can be len on a thread forming herstel len, even if the threaded generating area, which includes the thread form tooth u, is formed strong gedall. Due to the strong swirl, or you rch a superposition of Fu rchkeilwinkel and clearance angle, resulting in conventional thread profiles on the thread flanks of the form of two tooth different maximums, which do not meet on Au datedu mfang the tooth, or the tooth tip.
- a conventional thread profile can therefore not be produced with a single thread profile grinding wheel, since the thread profile grinding wheel is profiled in such a way that the thread core and thread flank are simultaneously imaged.
- Spitzbogenförmige or oblique pointed-arched or parabolic or oblique parabolic thread profiles can in an additional Grinding step are formed on the thread form tooth.
- Such thread profiles may be substantially rounded in the transitions of the flanks and / or in the region of the tooth tip or have edges or kinks.
- the flanks can transition tangentially into a curved contour and thus form an edgeless transition or the flanks can have a sharp bend such as an edge or a kink, or mathematically expressed, the flank can not be differentiable at a certain position.
- a thread profile should be understood in this sense, in particular the outer contour of the thread form tooth in the tooth cross-section at a certain position or over a certain length of the tooth.
- the opposing tooth flanks are formed as tooth flank with a first flank portion and a second flank portion and tooth flank with a third flank portion and a fourth flank portion, wherein each of the second flank portion and the fourth flank portion are substantially straight or are formed with substantially straight profile sections and / or wherein each of the first flank section and the third flank section are curved or formed with substantially curved thread profiles, in particular so that the first flank section and the third flank section meet at a tooth maximum and / or merge into one another ,
- Straight flank sections can be produced with a conventionally profiled grinding wheel.
- curved profile sections are formed on the thread-forming tooth in the region of the tooth maximum, that is to say the region of the tooth that protrudes radially outwards, so that an acute-arched or obliquely arched or parabolic or obliquely planar contour arises only in the area of the tooth maximum, while the Tooth flanks stay straight.
- a particularly high strength of the thread form tooth is achieved and the tooth maximum receives a harmonious rounded transition between the flanks.
- the first flank section is curved in a circular arc, in particular defined by a first radius
- / or the third flank section is arcuately curved, in particular defined by a second radius, wherein preferably the first radius is different from the second radius or wherein preferably the first radius is equal to the second radius.
- an obliquely pointed arc-shaped thread profile of the thread forming tooth is created, whereby at certain loads an increase in the strength of the thread tooth is achieved, whereby higher forming forces can be achieved.
- a symmetrical ogive-shaped thread forming tooth is created, which can provide high forming forces, especially at lower feed rates.
- the third flank section is arranged in the feed direction in front of the first flank section, in particular wherein the second radius assigned to the third flank section is greater than the first radius assigned to the first flank section, or in particular wherein the second radius assigned to the third flank section is smaller is as the first radius associated with the first edge portion.
- the first central point assigned to the first radius for the first flank section lies on the surface of the second flank section and the second radius is assigned to the second flank section.
- second central point for the third flank section lies on the fourth flank section or the first central point assigned to the first radius for the first flank section lies between the surfaces of the second flank section and the fourth flank section and the second central point assigned to the second radius for the third flank section lies between the flank sections Surfaces of the second flank section and the fourth flank section.
- the opposing tooth flanks may be formed as a tooth flank having a first flank portion and a second flank portion and tooth flank with a third flank portion and a fourth flank portion, wherein the first flank portion and the third flank portion at least in a tooth maximum meet and merge into each other, essentially forming a section of a parabolic curve or a parabolic arc.
- a tooth with a parabolic thread profile has the advantage over an arcuate thread profile that the tooth maximum or the tooth tip is completely rounded, ie has no edge.
- a parabolic form also allows a very high load of the forming tooth and thus high thread forming forces.
- the first tooth flank has a first flank section and the second flank tooth has a second flank section Flank portion forms, wherein the first flank portion and the second flank portion are connected to each other via a tooth back, in particular so that the transition from the first flank portion to the tooth back forms a first tooth edge and / or the transition from the second flank portion to the tooth back a second tooth edge formed.
- the pressure acting on the thread profile during thread forming can be derived very well over the tooth back.
- a thread forming tool is provided which has a very long service life.
- those points of the thread profile on which the contour is not mathematically differentiable, or in other words on which the contour forms an edge, a kink or a corner, should be regarded as the tooth edge.
- the back of the tooth is shaped like a parabola or shaped like a circular arc.
- a tooth back with a parabola-section-shaped or circular-arc shape allows a high load capacity of the thread-forming tooth.
- the tooth edges are each located at different distances from the central axis of the tool, so that an obliquely parabolic or obliquely parabola-shaped or obliquely circular arc-shaped tooth back is formed.
- the tooth edges are far away from the central axis of the tool, creates a slanted tooth back.
- the misalignment allows, for example, a further increase in the load capacity of the thread form tooth.
- the misalignment can be adjusted in the direction of the feed direction of the tool or in the opposite direction.
- the at least one pressing lug on a thread to be generated in the thread pitch and the sense of winding corresponding helix is disposed about the tool axis and / or that the at least one pressing lug has a defined thread pitch.
- a defined thread with a defined pitch can be formed.
- a thread can be produced particularly advantageously.
- At least two threaded generating regions each with at least one, preferably a plurality, of pressing lugs are provided, wherein the threaded generating regions are designed to be twisted about the tool axis, in particular with a defined helix angle.
- the advantages of the invention come into play, since the opposing tooth flanks are not exactly symmetrical due to the twist and thus the curved regions of the thread profile can not be connected to a single radius.
- a tooth having a thread profile according to the invention it is also possible to provide strongly swirled thread-generating regions with favorable rounding.
- the twist angle of the thread-generating region to the thread pitch angle of the spinning stud a ratio of 1: 7 to 1: 13, preferably of 1: 10.
- a tooth geometry configured according to the invention achieves a very high load capacity and thus very high usable forming forces.
- a method for producing a thread forming tool comprising the following steps:
- Such a manufacturing method makes it possible to produce a thread forming tool with very highly twisted thread-generating regions, wherein the tooth geometry is produced rounded or curved in a second grinding step at a tooth maximum.
- a thread forming tool can be provided with very highly twisted thread-generating regions with a simultaneously advantageous tooth geometry.
- the second grinding tool has a concave, preferably an arcuate or oblique pointed-arch-shaped or parabolic or obliquely parabolic profile.
- a concave, preferably pointed arched or obliquely arched or parabolic or obliquely parabolic profile a corresponding counterprofile or thread profile can be sanded to the tooth maximum prepared in a first sanding step.
- shaping teeth can be created in a simple manner in highly swirled thread-producing regions with favorable tooth geometry.
- FIG. 2 shows the tool according to FIG. 1 in a perspective side view
- FIGS. 1 and 2 shows a front part of the tool according to FIGS. 1 and 2 in one
- FIG. 5B shows a thread profile of a pressing lug formed according to the invention
- FIG. 6B shows an alternative embodiment of a thread profile of a pressing lug formed according to the invention
- FIG. 7 shows a further alternative embodiment of an inventively designed thread profile of a pressing lug are each shown schematically.
- Figures 1 and 2 show in various representations a combined tool 1 according to the invention, in which in the front portion 5 of the tool 1 two forming thread generating areas 32 and 34 still on the front side 6 a groove generating area 42 in front of the thread-generating area 32 and a groove generating area 44 before Thread generating region 34 are upstream with swirl.
- thread-generating tools without groove generating area, so pure thread forming tools or Gewindefur- cher, which may nevertheless also be formed according to the invention.
- Each groove generating area 42 and 44 has an axially forwardly located on the front side 3 groove cutting edge.
- the groove cutting edges are the regions of the tool 1 in the front section 5 which project radially outward most and are located axially furthest from the radially outward regions.
- the radius r0 of the groove cutting edge 42A is larger than the radius r1 of the first thread generating portion 321 by a differential radius Ar and the radius r2 of the second thread generating portion 322 is equal to the radius r1 in FIG.
- Each groove cutting edge 42A is adjoined laterally in the circumferential direction by a lateral cutting edge in the direction of rotation S about the tool axis A and a side region in the direction of rotation S about the tool axis A.
- the front side cutting edge cuts laterally into the workpiece in the sense of rotation S and is correspondingly ground, so that a chip surface adjoins the chip removal radially inward.
- the rear side area is blunt and preferably convex, since it only follows, but does not have to cut.
- Axially behind the groove cutting edge 42A is followed by an open space 42B which, as shown in FIG.
- the two thread-generating regions 32 and 34 in the combination tool 1 according to FIG 1 to 3 are formed and have several in the direction of rotation S about the tool axis A front threaded thread teeth or pressing lugs 32A and 34A, the outer cutting of the shape of the thread profile to be generated are adjusted.
- an external flank 32B or 34B adjoins the thread-forming teeth 32A and 34A, which ends at a rear side area in the direction of rotation S.
- the first two thread-generating portions of the thread-generating region 32 are designated by 321 and 322 in FIG.
- the pressing lugs 32A and 34A are the radially outermost portions of the thread forming regions 32 and 34.
- the groove forming regions 42 and 44 protrude radially further outward than the thread forming regions 32 and 34, as best seen in FIG.
- the groove cutting 42A and 44A are in the embodiment shown in Figures 1 to 3 in a common plane which is directed perpendicular to the tool axis A, so are axially at the same height. This is the reason behind it lying blade back or open spaces of the groove generating regions 42 and 44 according to the pitch P different lengths.
- the groove cutting 42 A may also be arranged offset by the pitch P axially to each other to allow an equal axial length of the groove generating regions 42 and 44.
- the thread generating regions engage the thread only by a small rotation between a groove formed by the groove forming section 42 and the next groove created by the groove forming section 44, with individual thread sections forming portions of the helix of the groove Form thread and are interrupted by the grooves or separated from each other, are generated.
- Each thread forming region and each thread forming tooth or wedge therein thus produces an associated custom thread portion which, when rotated, passes through and is created only once until the next groove and only from that thread forming region and its thread forming wedge.
- the thread can be composed of individual thread sections with virtually any predetermined thread profiles, with the thread profile of each thread section al lein and m independently of the other thread sections d imaged by the outer profile of the thread forming part associated with the rotation of the thread forming wedge or as is generated complementary.
- FIG. 4 shows by way of example a thread which can be produced with a tool according to the invention in a through hole as a core hole 20 with the thread production tool 1 already pulled out.
- the thread 36 is completely generated in the wall part of the core hole wall 21 of the core hole 20 and is in the range Grooves 22 and 24 broken.
- the central axis M of the core hole 20 is now the thread axis of the thread produced with the (broken) thread 36.
- the thread pitch P and the thread pitch angle ⁇ (with respect to the cross-sectional plane perpendicular to the center axis M) of the thread turn 36 are also drawn, and for comparison the nut run increase PN, of which the half PN / 2 is shown, and FIG
- the groove helix angle corresponds to the helix angle ⁇ of the thread generating region (s) 32, 34.
- the helix of the grooves is generally significantly wider u nd steeper than the helix of the thread. This means that the thread pitch P, which in particular corresponds to the distance or the pitch of two thread form teeth of the thread generating areas 32 and 34 of the tool 1, is significantly smaller than the groove twist pitch PN, which is preferably the pitch or twist.
- angle ⁇ of the helical thread generating regions 32 and 34 of the tool 3 is selected, in general PN> 4 P, in particular PN> 6 P, preferably PN> 18 P, whereby also PN> 36 P can be selected, and / or the thread pitch angle ⁇ of the thread 36, in accordance with Angle from a thread tooth lying on the thread line to the next thread tooth lying on the thread line, measured to the center axis M or tool axis A, is significantly greater than the Nutdrallwinkel, in particular corresponds to the helix angle ⁇ the twisted thread-generating regions 32 and 34 of the tool 1 and also to Center axis M or tool axis A is measured, in particular ⁇ > 2 ⁇ , preferably ⁇ > 4 ⁇ .
- the thread pitch angle ⁇ of the thread 36 corresponds to the thread pitch angle ⁇ of the thread-generating press studs 321, 322 and is accordingly used synonymously.
- FIG. 5A shows an inventive thread profile of a pressing lug 321 in a detail view corresponding to FIG.
- the pressing lug 321 or thread tooth or wedge has tooth flanks 70 and 76, which are arranged at an angle of 60 ° to each other, which corresponds to a metric see ISO thread.
- the adjacent pressing lug 322 is separated from the pressing lug 321 by a tooth base 71.
- the tooth flank 70 has a first flank section 72, which merges into a second flank section 74.
- the second flank section 74 is straight in profile, ie forms a substantially flat surface in the longitudinal extension of the pressing lug 321 in the direction of the sense of rotation S.
- the tooth flank 76 has a third flank portion 75 and a fourth flank portion 77, wherein the fourth flank portion 77 forms a substantially flat surface.
- FIGS. 5A and 5B together illustrate the formation of the first and third flank sections 72, 75.
- the profile lines of the first and third flank sections 72, 75 each form a defined curve and meet at a tooth or wedge maximum 73.
- FIG. 5B shows a corresponding construction example in which the flank sections 72, 75 are each rounded off by a radius R1 or R2, wherein the flank sections 72, 75 each form a circular arc with radius R1 or R2 whose center points M1, M2 on the second flank portion 74, and on the fourth flank portion 77 is located.
- FIGS. 6A and 6B show an alternative embodiment of a thread profile of a pressing lug 321 according to the invention compared to FIGS.
- the tooth flanks 80, 86 comprise first and third flank sections 82, 85 which are rounded or curve-shaped, and the flank sections 82, 85 are also provided with a radius R3, or
- the flank sections 82, 85 each form a circular arc with radius R3, or R4 form, wherein the centers M3, or M4, unlike in the embodiment of FIG 5A and 5B, not on the second flank section 84, and is located on the fourth flank section 87, but is disposed between the tooth flanks 80, 86.
- the St slope or steepness of the second or fourth flank section 84, 87 to a greater extent than is the case in the embodiment according to FIGS. 6A and 6B.
- the flank portions 82, 85 meet at the intersection of the circular arcs and thus form the tooth maximum 83.
- the thread profile of the tooth thus forms a flat or depressed "Gothic" bow.
- FIG. 7 shows a further alternative embodiment of a thread profile of a pressing lug 321 designed according to the invention.
- the pressing lug 321 also has opposite tooth flanks 90, 96 in this embodiment.
- the first tooth flank 90 forms a first flank section 94 and the second flank 96 forms a second flank section 97.
- the thread profile of the pressing lug is further configured such that first flank portion 94 and second flank portion 97 are connected to each other via a tooth back 93 in such a way that the transition from the first flank portion 94 to the tooth back 93 forms a first tooth edge 92 and the transition from the second Flank portion 97 to the tooth back 93 forms a second tooth edge 95.
- the thread profile to this If there is a kink or, mathematically speaking, is not differentiable at these points.
- the tooth back 93 is formed parabolic section-shaped, but it is also possible, please include the back of the tooth 93 form as a circular arc section trainees. Likewise, it is possible, please include, the tooth edges 92, 95 form each with different distances from the central axis A of the tool, so that an obliquely parabolic, or askew parabolic section or obliquely circular arc-shaped tooth back 93 is formed.
- Preferred materials for workpieces to be machined with a tool according to the invention are metals, in particular aluminum alloys and magnesium alloys, and other light metals, but the invention is not limited to these materials.
- Further workpieces can be thick-walled or solid workpieces as well as thin-walled components or sheets, in particular of steel or other materials.
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