Method and machine tool for machining a workpiece
AssigneeDeckel Maho Pfronten GmbH
InventorsJosef Neumaier, Thomas Lochbihler, Uwe-Carsten Hansen
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Abstract
A method and machine tool for machining a workpiece on the machine tool comprising at least 5 axes with a tool by using an NC program, the machine tool comprising a clamping means for clamping a workpiece and a work spindle including a tool holding means for holding a workpiece, where the workpiece is clamped on the tool holding means of the work spindle of the machine tool, the tool is clamped in the clamping means of the machine tool, and the workpiece clamped in the tool holding means of the work spindle is controlled in a program-controlled manner in relation to the tool clamped in the clamping means for removing material from the workpiece.
Claims15
A method for machining a workpiece under program control on a machine tool comprising at least 5 axes with a tool, the machine tool comprising a clamping means for clamping a workpiece and a work spindle including a tool holding means for holding a workpiece on the work spindle,
- the method comprising:
- clamping the workpiece onto the tool holding means of the work spindle of the machine tool,
- clamping the tool on the clamping means of the machine tool, and
- controlling the workpiece clamped on the tool holding means of the work spindle in a program-controlled manner in relation to the tool clamped on the clamping means for removing material from the workpiece.
A machine tool for machining a workpiece with a tool under program-control, the machine tool comprising a clamping means for clamping a workpiece, a work spindle including a tool holding means for holding a tool and at least 5 axes,
- wherein
- the workpiece is clamped on the tool holding means of the work spindle, and
- the tool is clamped on the clamping means,
- the machine tool being adapted to control the workpiece clamped on the tool holding means of the work spindle in relation to the tool clamped on the clamping means for removing material from the workpiece in a program-controlled manner.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.