Hollow cone device for gripping attachments
AssigneeE.P.B. Emile Pfalzgraf, Societe Anonyme
InventorsAlain Freyermuth, Raymond Tugend
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AssigneeE.P.B. Emile Pfalzgraf, Societe Anonyme
InventorsAlain Freyermuth, Raymond Tugend
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A hollow cone device for gripping attachments, essentially constituted by a bit-carrying socket (1) for blocking the member (2) to be fixed, prolonged by a securement element (3) in a support (4), such as a spindle or the like. The securement element is in the form of a screw-threaded element connected to the socket (1) and screwed into the support (4). The bit-carrying socket (1) comprises two radial recesses extending perpendicularly to its axis and in which are mounted two gripping bits (5) actuated simultaneously, to slide radially in a symmetrical manner, by a screw (6) maintained in translation by a stud screw (7) co-acting with a circular throat provided in the central region of the screw (6). An ejector (12) is guided in translation in a bore in the bit-carrying socket (1) and actuated by symmetrical pressure of the bits (5). The device also includes an element (15) for relative angular displacement between the bit-carrying socket (1) and the screw-threaded element.
Hollow cone device for gripping attachments, comprising a bit-carrying socket for blocking a member to be secured, extended by means for securement in a support, said means for securement comprising a screw-threaded element connected to the bit-carrying socket and screwed into the support, the bit-carrying socket having two radial recesses extending perpendicularly to its axis and in which are mounted two gripping bits actuated simultaneously, to slide radially in a symmetrical manner, by a first screw maintained in translation by means of a stud screw co-acting with a circular throat provided in a central region of the first screw, an ejector guided in translation in a bore of the bit-carrying socket and actuated by symmetrical pressure of the gripping bits, and means for relative angular displacement between the bit-carrying socket and the screw-threaded element.
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