Machine tool
OwnerEberhard B. Kotteinventor
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Abstract
A machine tool, particularly a lathe, milling machine or boring machine, having a machine bed on which a slide and/or tailstock is displaceably guided by means of at least one prism-shaped guideway. The guideway is formed by a guide bar which, as seen in cross-section has guide surfaces lying in pairs parallel to and opposite each other and which guide bar on a part of two adjacent of the guide surfaces is fastened in a prismatic recess in a machine bed. The slide or tailstock is displaceably supported on the guide bar via prismatic travel surfaces by means of the two other guide surfaces. A guide gib which is removably fastened to the slide or tailstock acts on the free part of the two adjacent guide surfaces serving for the attachment.
Claims8
A machine tool having a machine bed on which a member constituting a slide and/or tailstock is displaceably guide by means of two prism-shaped guideways, comprising
- two guideways each comprising a guide bar, respectively,
- each said guide bar, in cross-section being a polygon, having flat guide surfaces disposed in pairs parallel to and opposite each other, said guide surfaces including lower two adjacent first guide surfaces and upper two other guide surfaces,
- the machine bed defining a prismatic recess for each said guide bar,
- said guide bar only on a portion of each of said two adjacent first guide surfaces is fastened in said prismatic recess to said machine bed, said two adjacent first guide surfaces having a free portion thereof not engaging in said prismatic recess,
- the member being formed with downwardly facing prismatic travel surfaces being displaceably mounted on each side guide bar on said upper two other guide surfaces,
- guide gibs, constituting means for preventing lifting up of said member, being removeably fastened to said member and said guide gibs acting on said free portion of at least one of said two adjacent first guide surfaces of each said guide bars, respectively.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.