Block piece for holding an optical workpiece, in particular a spectacle lens, for machining thereof
AssigneeSatisloh AG
InventorsClaude Volken, Ueli Wyler, Oswin Lack
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AssigneeSatisloh AG
InventorsClaude Volken, Ueli Wyler, Oswin Lack
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There is disclosed a block piece for holding an optical workpiece, in particular a spectacle lens, for machining thereof, which block piece comprises a basic body which has an end face, against which the workpiece can be blocked by means of a temporarily deformable material, and a clamping face via which the workpiece blocked on the basic body can be fixed on a spindle of a machining machine. According to the invention, the basic body is injection-molded from plastic and is provided on its end face with at least two cut-outs for receiving the temporarily deformable material, said cut-outs being arranged on either side of an imaginary plane which contains the central axis of the basic body, and the boundary face of said cut-outs which is closest to the central axis of the basic body in each case forms an undercut. As a result, a block piece of simple and very cost-effective design is provided, against which block piece the workpiece can be fixed in a reliable manner by means of the temporarily deformable material and in such a way that the workpiece remains on the block piece durably without play.
Block piece for holding an optical workpiece for machining thereof, comprising a basic body which has a central axis and an end face, against which the workpiece can be blocked by means of a temporarily deformable material, and a clamping face via which the workpiece blocked on the basic body can be fixed on a spindle of a machining machine;
Block piece for holding a spectacle lens for machining thereof, comprising a basic body which has a central axis and an end face, against which the spectacle lens can be blocked by means of a temporarily deformable material, and a clamping face via which the spectacle lens blocked on the basic body can be fixed on a spindle of a machining machine;
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