Pivotable two-coordinate scanning head with horizontal main axis
AssigneeKlingelnberg Sohne GmbH
InventorsGeorg Mies, Gunter Mikoleizig
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AssigneeKlingelnberg Sohne GmbH
InventorsGeorg Mies, Gunter Mikoleizig
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The scanning head according to the invention has the horizontal main axis (1) and is provided for numerically controlled gear measuring devices. Its feeler (2) is guided by a linear slide (4) and the latter is guided by a leaf spring parallelogram (11, 12, 13, 14) in the two coordinate directions (6) and (16). Mechanical devices (8) and (18) hold the feeler in a definite central position from which it can be deflected with the same measuring force in both the positive and negative coordinate directions. A centrally located two-dimensional ruled grating scale (10) detects all deflections of the feeler in the plane spanned by the two coordinates. To adjust the third coordinate direction, a pivot mechanism (3) is used, with a roller bearing (2) being provided for weight balance for the leaf spring parallelogram, the outer ring of the bearing being suspended by at least two springs (21, 22) on a fixed part (23) above the scanning head.
A pivotable two-coordinate scanning head with a horizontal main axis for measuring gears and gearlike workpieces on numerically controlled measuring devices comprising first and second superimposed straight guides, with which a feeler can be deflected in both a first coordinate direction and in a second coordinate direction perpendicular to said first direction, with the first straight guide providing the deflection in the first coordinate direction which also coincides with the main axis, and further including a pivot mechanism which rotates the first and second straight guides into predeterminable angular positions around the main axis and a weight balance set-up for the first and second guides, characterized in that;
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