Machining apparatus
AssigneeEmag Holding GmbH
InventorNorbert Hessbrüggen
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Abstract
A machining apparatus (1) for machining rotation-symmetrical workpieces (10), comprising a machine frame (4), which has a vertical front face (11), further comprising at least one vertical workpiece spindle (2) that is arranged on the front face (11) and can be driven rotatorily, comprising at least two tool holders (3 and 3a), which are arranged on the front face (11) displaceably horizontally and vertically by means of compound slides (5 and 5a), further comprising a conveyor (9) for workpieces (10), and a loading and unloading device (13), wherein the workpieces (10) can be transported by the conveyor (9) in a direction parallel to the front face (11).
Claims18
A machining apparatus for machining rotation-symmetrical workpieces, the apparatus comprising:
- a machine frame having a vertical front face,
- at least one rotatable vertical workpiece spindle on the front face,
- at least two tool holders,
- respective compound slides mounted on the front face and supporting the tool holders for movement along vertical and horizontal axes,
- a conveyor in front of the front face for transporting unmachined workpieces in a direction parallel to the front face to a workpiece intake station adjacent the spindle and for displacing machined workpieces away from the frame, and
- a loading and unloading device.
An apparatus for machining rotation-symmetrical workpieces, the apparatus comprising:
- a machine frame having a vertical front face;
- a vertical spindle mounted on the frame in front of the front face and rotatable about a vertical spindle axis;
- two tool holders;
- respective compound slides on the front face carrying the tool holders and each displaceable horizontally and vertically;
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- conveyor means in front of the front face for displacing workpiece blanks parallel to the face to an intake position adjacent the spindle and for displacing machined workpieces away from the frame also parallel to the face.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.