Clamping chuck and key rod therefor
AssigneeSchunk GmbH & Co. KG Spann-Und Greiftechnik
InventorsAndre Ubele, Siegfried Gulde
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AssigneeSchunk GmbH & Co. KG Spann-Und Greiftechnik
InventorsAndre Ubele, Siegfried Gulde
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A clamping chuck for machine tools comprises a chuck body and a plurality of clamping jaws which can be displaced together radially by means of a drive comprising key rods. An actuating mechanism comprises a releasing bolt which is rotatably positioned in the chuck body, and a releasing key which can be coupled to the releasing bolt, in order to displace the key rod between an upper working position and a lower jaw changing position. Said key rod comprises locking means which enable the releasing bolt to rotate out of the rotary position corresponding to the lower jaw changing position of the key rod, into the rotary position corresponding to the upper working position of the key rod, when the toothing of the coupling yoke is engaged with the counter-toothing of an associated clamping jaw.
A powered clamping chuck for machine tools, in particular for lathes, having a chuck body (1) and several clamping jaws (4) that are arranged movably in radial jaw guides (3) of the chuck body (1) and are displaceable together, by means of a drive, radially with respect to the chuck axis (A), the drive including key bars (5) that are slidably guided transversely to the chuck axis (A) for displacement of the clamping jaws (4) in the chuck body (1) and each comprise a tooth set (7) that is in engagement with a corresponding counter-tooth set (8) on an associated clamping jaw (4);
A key bar having a key bar body (5a) and, held thereon, a coupling attachment (5b) on whose upper side a tooth set (7) is provided, an eccentric bolt (12) being rotatably mounted in a transverse bore (13) of the key bar body (5a) and carrying a radially projecting extension (14) that, upon a rotation of the eccentric bolt (12), comes into engagement with a corresponding countersurface (19) of the coupling attachment (5b) in order to displace the latter between an upper working position and an lower jaw changing position,
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