Clamping system and base, collet chuck and rotary tool therefor and method for mounting the rotary tool in the clamping system
AssigneeHaimer GmbH
InventorsFranz Haimer, Wolfgang Kügle
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Abstract
The invention provides a clamping system (1) for a rotary tool (70), for example a milling cutter or drill. The clamping system (1) includes a base element (10), a collet (30) and a clamping nut (50), said clamping nut (50) friction-locking the rotary tool (70) within the base element (10) with the collet (30). In order to avoid a relative rotation of the base element (10) and the collet (30), the clamping system (1) has a form locking anti-twist protection which blocks a rotation of the collet (30) relative to the base element (10).
Claims4
A clamping system (1) for rotating tool (70) with a shaft (74), comprising:
- a. a base element (10), comprising a chuck for turning, milling or other rotating machines and similar with a receiving bore hole (12);
- b. a collet (30) with a tool bore hole (32) for the rotating tool (70), wherein the collet (30) is removably arranged in the receiving bore hole (12) of the base element (10) and is preloadable with friction locking relative to the base element (10) for providing rotational fixation wherein a clamping nut (50) axially forces the collet (30) into the receiving bore hole (12) of the base element (10);
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- c. a first rotation safety which blocks a rotation of the collet (30) relative to the base element (10) wherein the first rotation safety is provided by at least two catch elements (40) provided on the collet (30) in a distance to a longitudinal axis (R), wherein the catch elements engage recesses (20) on the base element (10) that are shaped complementary to the catch elements (40) in order to form a form locking connection and wherein the catch elements (40) are advantageously configured as a plug in components in form of engagement lugs that engage recesses (20) that are open in the radially inward direction so that a radial inside of the engagement lugs is configured for contacting the shaft (74) of the rotating tool (70).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.