Upper support for turning machines
OwnerReinhard Dams, Rolf Heineccius +1inventors
InventorsReinhard Dams, Rolf Heineccius, Alvin Ultwer
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Abstract
This invention relates to a rotatable upper support for turning machines, which has an upstanding turning tool carrier, to which turning tools are interchangeably fastenable and can be changed over at will for normal or overhead turning.
Claims3
A rotatable upper support for horizontal turning meachines, which has an upstanding turning tool carrier with turning tools interchangeably fastenable thereto, said tools adapted to be changed over at will for normal or overhead turning, wherein the improvement comprises said turning tool carrier (12) being constructed symmetrically about its horizontal mid-plane (22) which is arranged to lie at the height of the axis of rotation and having on each of its face sides (23) means for mounting the turning tool (24), and means are provided for shifting the turning tool carrier (12) in the direction of its longitudinal axis in exactly fixed increments with said turning tool carrier (12) including a plurality of hardened steel block means each having grooves (17) therein, the spacing of said grooves permitting shifting of the carrier (17) and there being provided a shaft (19) running parallel to the turning tool carrier and a rotatable disk (20) trimmed on one side and fastened to said shaft for rotatable engagement with said grooves for positionally adjusting said carrier.
A rotatable upper support for horizontal turning machines, which has an upstanding turning tool carrier with turning tools interchangeably fastenable thereto, said tools adapted to be changed over at will for normal or overhead turning, wherein the improvement comprises said turning tool carrier (12) being constructed symmetrically about its horizontal mid-plane (22) which is arranged to lie at the height of the axis of rotation and having on each of its face sides (23) means for mounting the turning tool (24), in the manner of a bayonet connection to the face side (23) of the turning tool carrier (12) and said mounting means including two insertable closure plates (32 and 33) of the bayonet lock to serve simultaneously as shaving guide places for the turning tool.
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