Main shaft locating mechanism for change of tool

A main shaft locating mechanism for change of tool, said locating mechanism being adapted to be applied to an internally hidden main shaft of a motor, comprising:

• a mandrel in which an abutting rod is disposed;
• a head seat disposed coaxially with said mandrel;
• a pipe-connecting head seat disposed between said mandrel and said head seat and coaxially therewith;
• a locating seat disposed at one end of said abutting rod and disposed with an eccentric hole and a sensing key;
• a push rod disposed at a middle portion of said head seat and said pipe-connecting head seat;
• a splined shaft connected with said push rod and disposed with a disk opposite to said abutting rod, said disk being disposed with an eccentric locating pin corresponding to said eccentric hole of said locating seat and adapted to axially fit thereinto;
• a separating ring disposed on said push rod for loosening the tool, said separating ring being connected with several closely spaced switches for controlling the moving travel of said push rod;
• a hydraulic piston for pushing said push rod;
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• a pneumatic piston for pushing said splined shaft, wherein said eccentric locating pin is adapted to axially fit into said eccentric hole of said locating seat at a certain angle, and said disk and said eccentric locating pin are formed with several orifices for guiding high pressure gas to blow therefrom toward said locating seat, forming a gas pad to reduce friction between said eccentric locating pin and said locating seat, said splined shaft being adapted to be pushed by said pneumatic piston to drive said disk and locating pin to move toward said locating seat and fit therewith when said high pressure gas blows from said orifices of said disk and locating pin, said push rod being driven by said hydraulic piston, whereby after said disk and said locating pin are fitted with said locating seat to make said mandrel stop, said push rod pushes said abutting rod to loosen the tool and the direction of said high pressure gas is changed to blow through a pipe line toward said mandrel so as to clear up cutting chips accumulated therein.