Tool and clamp for chip removing machining
AssigneeSeco Tools AB
InventorMikael Jansson
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AssigneeSeco Tools AB
InventorMikael Jansson
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A tool for chip removing metal machining includes a holder, a solid cutting insert mounted in a pocket of the holder, and a clamp for securing the insert. The clamp includes a clamping surface frictionally engaging a planar upper surface portion of the insert. The clamp is attached to the holder by a screw causing a downward projection of the clamp to slide along a sloping surface of the holder in order to displace the clamp and the insert rearwardly until the insert abuts an upstanding support surface of the holder. As the clamp is being tightened-down by the screw, an elastic lip of the clamp is elastically deformed by a surface of the holder to tilt the clamp in a direction causing the clamping surface to bear more firmly against the insert. A stop arrangement terminates the tightening down of the clamp before the clamp is plastically deformed.
A tool for chip removing machining, comprising:
A clamp adapted for clamping a cutting insert in a holder, the clamp device comprising a clamp having a through-hole extending therethrough in a downward direction, and a pressure cup disposed at a front end of the clamp, the pressure cup having a front clamping surface facing in a direction defining a downward direction, a projection projecting downwardly from the clamp at a location spaced from the clamping surface in a direction defining a rearward direction, and a lip projecting downwardly from the clamp at a location spaced from the projection in the rearward direction, a lowermost position of the lip lying in a first plane oriented perpendicular to a center line of the through-hole, and a lowermost portion of the projection lying in a second plane oriented perpendicular to the center line, the second plane disposed below the first plane, the projection including a bottom surface, the pressure cup including an upwardly opening recess into which the front end of the clamp projects.
A method of clamping a cutting insert in a holder comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.