Workpiece feed/clamp apparatus and cutting machine
AssigneesAmada Holdings Co., Ltd., Amada Machine Tools Co., Ltd.
InventorMasataka Kitai
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AssigneesAmada Holdings Co., Ltd., Amada Machine Tools Co., Ltd.
InventorMasataka Kitai
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A feed/clamp apparatus includes a feed vise mechanism provided upstream from a cutting position, and a downstream vise mechanism provided just downstream from the cutting position. The feed vise mechanism includes first/second feed vise jaws, a downstream moving cylinder for moving the first feed vise jaw, and a downstream shifting cylinder for shifting the second feed vise jaw. The downstream vise mechanism includes first/second downstream vise jaws, a downstream moving cylinder for moving the first downstream vise jaw, and a downstream shifting cylinder for shifting a second downstream vise jaw. A vise surface of the second downstream vise jaw is located on one side of the vise reference position when the downstream shifting cylinder is located its stroke end on the one side. A thrust force of the downstream shifting cylinder toward the one side is made equal to a thrust force of the downstream moving cylinder toward another side.
A workpiece feed/clamp apparatus that is used in a cutting machine for cutting a cut position of a workpiece set at a cut position on a feed direction, the feed/clamp apparatus being configured to feed the workpiece in the feed direction and then to fix the workpiece on a base of the cutting machine so as to restrict a product cut out from the workpiece against movement, the apparatus comprising:
A workpiece feed/clamp apparatus that is used in a cutting machine for cutting a cut position of a workpiece set at a cut position on a feed direction, the feed/clamp apparatus being configured to feed the workpiece in the feed direction and then to fix the workpiece on a base of the cutting machine so as to restrict a product cut out from the workpiece against movement, the apparatus comprising:
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