System and method for machining a workpiece
AssigneeEV Group E. Thallner GmbH
InventorHerbert Tiefenbock
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Abstract
A workpiece accommodation device for purposes of accommodating a workpiece and for use in a device for the machining of a workpiece with: a tool mounting for purposes of accommodating the tool, a workpiece accommodation device for purposes of accommodating the workpiece, characterized in that during the machining process at least one first oscillation component can be introduced in a Z-direction, and an, in particular simultaneous, second oscillation component can be introduced in an X- and/or Y-direction by means of oscillation components.
Claims17
A system for machining a workpiece surface of a workpiece, the system comprising:
- a tool having a tool surface for the machining of the workpiece surface in a feed direction v,
- a workpiece holder for accommodating the workpiece, wherein the workpiece is configured such that it can be set into oscillation by means of oscillation agents along a plane of oscillation E inclined to the feed direction v,
- wherein at least the tool surface is formed from at least two different materials, the tool surface including a first material and a second material that projects out of the first material with an average utilisation length, and
- wherein an oscillation amplitude of the oscillation agents is less than the average utilisation length.
A method for the achining of a workpiece surface of a workpiece, the method comprising:
- machining the workpiece surface with a tool having a tool surface, formed from at least two different materials, the workpiece surface being machined in a feed direction v,
- oscillating a workpiece holder for accommodating the workpiece along a plane of oscillation E inclined to the feed direction v,
- wherein the tool surface comprises a first material and a second material that projects out of the first material with an average utilisation length, and
- wherein the workpiece holder is oscillated at an oscillation amplitude that is less than the average utilisation length.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.