Gang tooling for a computerized numerically controlled lathe
AssigneeHardinge Brothers, Inc.
InventorsTerrence M. Sheehan, Ramesh M. Kamath, Harold E. Walburn, Jack F. Sheehan
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AssigneeHardinge Brothers, Inc.
InventorsTerrence M. Sheehan, Ramesh M. Kamath, Harold E. Walburn, Jack F. Sheehan
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A gang tooling is disclosed for a lathe having a main spindle with an axis of rotation, a longitudinal carriage movable along a z-axis parallel to the spindle axis and a cross-slide carried by the longitudinal carriage and movable along a x-axis transverse to the spindle axis. The gang tooling comprises a longitudinal plate for removably securing to the cross-slide. The plate has a dovetail mortise and a wedge that cooperates with a dovetail tenon on the cross-slide for removably securing the plate to the cross-slide. The plate has a dovetail tenon for cooperating with a dovetail mortise in a plurality of tool holders for removably securing the tool holders to the plate. The plate can be removed from the cross-slide without disturbing and removing the tools installed on the plate, thereby permitting the tool holders to remain secured to the plate at their original relative positions.
A gang tooling for a machine tool having a main spindle with an axis of rotation, a longitudinal carriage movable along a z-axis parallel to the main spindle axis and cross-slide carried by the longitudinal carriage and movable along a x-axis transverse to the main spindle axis, said gang tooling comprising:
A machine tool, comprising:
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