Method and machine for machining parts in bar form with automatic part reversing and recalibration system
AssigneeFives Machining
InventorJean-Luc SEBAL
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InventorJean-Luc SEBAL
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An automatic method for changing the machining reference frame on a machine for machining parts from bars, notably extruded or molded profile sections, the part to be machined being held during its machining by at least two distinct and independent clamping means each having a longitudinal movement and a rotation on an axis parallel to the long axis of the part to be machined allowing for a relative angular and longitudinal displacement of one relative to the other. a method whereby, in order to proceed with a change of reference frame, one of the clamping means releases the part to be machined and disengages therefrom to turn freely about the long axis of the part independently of the other clamping means, then aligns itself angularly on new clamping references of the part before retaking the latter and allowing for a change of grip by the other clamping means.
An automatic method for changing the machining reference frame on a machine for machining parts from bars, notably extruded or molded profile sections, the part (8) to be machined, being held during its machining by at least two distinct and independent clamping means each having a longitudinal movement and a rotation on an axis parallel to the long axis of the part to be machined allowing for a relative angular and longitudinal displacement of one relative to the other, wherein, in order to proceed with a change of reference frame, one of the clamping means releases the part to be machined and disengages therefrom to turn freely about the long axis of the part independently of the other clamping means, then aligns itself angularly on new clamping references of the part before retaking the latter and allowing for a change of grip by the other clamping means.
A machine for machining parts from bars, notably extruded or molded profile sections, the part to be machined being held during its machining by at least two distinct clamping means each having a longitudinal movement and a rotation on an axis parallel to the long axis of the part to be machined, wherein the clamping means have an angular independence allowing a relative rotation of one relative to the other.
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