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US 6,607,336 B1Granted
Suction table apparatus for a numerical control machine
AssigneeHeian Corporation
InventorYukitomo Suzuki
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Abstract
Long support members are mounted on a table and are moved in the direction of a width of the table, rule stopper frames are moved and pad frames are fixed on long support members, or rule stopper frames are fixed and pad frames are moved on long support members, and the long support members are moved according to the length and width of a process board.
Claims8
A suction table apparatus for a numerical control machine, comprising:
- plurality of long support members mounted to be moved in a widthwise direction of a table,
- rule stopper frames mounted to be moved along the long support members, respectively, near one end thereof,
- first up and down cylinders mounted on the rule stopper frames, respectively,
- rule stoppers respectively attached to the up and down cylinder,
- a rule stopper moving apparatus having a servomotor for moving the rule stopper frames,
- pad frames fixed in a predetermined spatial relation to the rule stopper frames on each of the long support members, and
- second up and down cylinders mounted on each of the pad frames, and
- a suction pad respectively attached to each second up and down cylinder.
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A suction table apparatus for a numerical control machine, comprising:
- a plurality ;of long support members mounted to be moved in a widthwise direction of a table,
- rule stopper frames fixed to one end of the long support members, respectively,
- first up and down cylinders mounted on the rule stopper frames, respectively,
- rule stoppers respectively attached to the up and down cylinder,
- pad frames mounted to move on the long support members, respectively, and
- second up and down cylinders mounted on each of the pad frames,
- a suction pad respectively attached to each second up and down cylinder, and
- a pad frame moving apparatus having a servomotor for moving the pad frames.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.