Schuler Pressen Gmbh & Co.

Schuler Pressen Gmbh + Co. Kg

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L. Schuler Gmbh

Schuler Pressen Gmbh

Schuler Pessen Gmbh & Co.

Andreas Dangelmayr

Karl Thudium

Hans Hofele

J&uuml;rgen Eltze

Walter Rieger

Martin Schmeink

Andreas Lauke

Juergen Fahrenbach

Jürgen Fahrenbach

Rudi Brandstetter

Dietmar Schoellhammer

Dieter Wolz

Dietmar Schöllhammer

Gerd Jäger

Claudia Maria Thudium, Legal Representative

Wolfgang Genswurger

The drawing press according to the invention includes a support structure for supporting a metal sheet holder which is part of a tool and supported on the press frame via the support structure. The metal sheet holder is assigned a plunger with a die tool, whereas the plunger is moved by means of a plunger drive which includes a blocking position. The blocking position is obtained, for example, by a drive which, in the blocking position does not transmit any movement of the drive output to the driving servomotor. This can be achieved, for example, by an eccentric drive in the stretched position thereof. For performing the actual drawing stroke, the stamping tool is vertically movably supported. A carriage is raised or lowered by the press table by means of a table drive. As table drive, preferably a servomotor with a non-linear drive, such as an eccentric drive is used.

Drawing press with stable metal sheet holder

A workpiece gripper arrangement for the automatization of presses, including a transfer arrangement for transferring components between workstations, the transfer arrangement includes a girder or carrier with gripper means for holding the components and the gripper means is supported via coupling parts of which one is connected to the girder and the other to the gripper means and a mechanical locking structure is provided which is operable by relative movement of the coupling arrangement with respect to a support frame on which the gripper means can be deposited.

Workpiece gripper arrangement for automatic tool change operations

In a transfer arrangement and method for transferring a workpiece between first and second spaced locations along a guide rail with a carriage movably supported on the guide rail, a transfer arm is pivotally supported on the carriage and carries at its free end a workpiece holder which is accelerated by the carriage with the arm essentially stretched out in the movement direction out of, and decelerated into, the end positions, and, in an intermediate position, the carriage movement is slowed down or even reversed while the workpiece holder is moved along by a pivot movement of the arm.

Transfer arrangement and method

A system for the transport of workpieces in a forming press, particularly a multistation press, has at least one cross traverse for holding the workpieces, which on at least one of its ends is connected with a lifting and lowering device and can be oriented in a space by the lifting and lowering device. At least one overload protection device is arranged between the cross traverse and the at least one lifting and lowering device for cutting the connection between the cross traverse and the at least one lifting and lowering device.

System for transporting workpieces in a forming press with damage-preventing cross traverse interruption apparatus

A transport and position system, particularly for the workpiece transfer, has a lever mechanism between its driving motors and its output to carry out a step-up. The lever mechanism takes over the guiding as well as the driving of the carrier device which therefore forms the output of the lever mechanism. As a result of the step-up, high accelerations and decelerations can be achieved at the carrier device. Thereby, the mass inertia of linear guides for the bearing of levers and mass inertias of drives moved along play a substantially reduced role. While a high positioning precision can be achieved.

Transport and positioning system

A transfer system, particularly for the transfer of workpieces in multi-station presses ( ), consists of several transfer modules ( to ), which each have a workpiece holding device ( ) which is carried by at least one lever mechanism ( ). Each lever mechanism transmits the adjusting movement of two mutually independent drives ( ) to the workpiece holding device ( ). One of the drives ( ) is disposed in a stationary manner, and the other is moved by the drive disposed in a stationary manner. This basic principle opens up many design possibilities.

Modular transfer systems having swivel drives and linear drives

A positioning system ( ), particularly for transporting and positioning workpieces, has a drive and force generating transmission device ( ) by means of which a carrier device ( ) can be moved and positioned. At least one force generating device ( ) is connected to the drive and force transmission device ( ), which force generating device ( ) feeds into the drive and transmission system of the drive and force transmission device ( ), an additional force used for compensating the weight of the drive and force transmission device and its moved parts and possibly of a workpiece, to the extent that this force manifests itself at the drives of the drive and force transmission device ( ).

Positioning system having a weight compensation arrangement

A transfer system, particularly for a press facility, has a guiding device on which workpiece holding devices are longitudinally displaceably disposed which belong to two different groups. The longitudinal displacement takes place by way of a driving device which is carried at least partially by the guiding device.

Transfer system

A transfer system, particularly for the transfer of workpieces in multi-station presses, includes several transfer modules, each of which has a workpiece holding device carried by at least one lever mechanism. Each lever mechanism transmits the adjusting movement of two mutually independent drives to the workpiece holding device. One of the drives is disposed in a stationary manner and the other drive is moved by the stationarily disposed drive.

Transfer system having a combined drive

A multistation press has a transfer device with cross traverses. The transfer device is set up for an automatic tooling change by providing that the cross traverses or the tooling held thereon are to be deposited on passive tooling receiving devices on sliding tables. This deposition takes place without the aid of transfer units in that a control device activates a height adjusting device independently of the other driving devices for the workpiece transfer such that the cross traverses are lowered to the passive tooling receiving devices.

Transfer presses with an automatic tooling change

A press has a transfer direction along which workpieces are transferred through machining stations by gripper rails. Two carriages are provided per gripper rail which can be moved transversely to the transfer direction toward and away from one another. Two parallel control arms are rotatably disposed on one carriage which, on the other end, are rotatably disposed on a support part. On the other carriage, a link is rotatably disposed which, on the other end, is applied at half length to a parallel control arm. The support part can be lifted vertically by the movement of the carriages.

Press having a transfer device for workpieces

An arrangement is used for transferring workpieces through a succession of machining stations of a press, a simulator or similar machining system or tool setting system. This arrangement has two spaced transport rails which are arranged parallel to one another and which can be moved by motors horizontally in a longitudinal direction thereof, vertically up and down and horizontally toward one another. Each individual transport rail is pivotally connected for a horizontal movement in each case by way of a coupling rod. Traverses are operatively connected by way of at least one of the coupling rods with one respective transport rail. The traverses can be moved by an additional transverse drive which is synchronously driven by the driving motors arranged in a closing box of the press for the horizontal movement of the transport rails toward one another.

Arrangement for transferring workpieces through a succession of

An apparatus for three-dimensionally driving gripper rails in a multiple-pedestal press has raisable and lowerable guides for moving the gripper rails in a clamping and releasing direction in cross slide supports. The cross slide supports are movable in the clamping and releasing direction. The motion of the gripper rails in the clamping and releasing direction is brought about by a servomotor, which is secured at the level of the cross slide supports and which cooperates, with shaft portions extending from both sides thereof and embodied as spindles, with clasp nuts on the cross slide supports. In addition to the advantage of the direct drive for the clamping and releasing motion of the gripper rails, the region required by the tools in the working stages is utilized for accommodating the servomotors.

Three-dimensional gripper rail drive apparatus

A press is provided with gripping rails for moving workpieces in work stations. The press is provided with a motor and a shaft moved thereby, on which shaft cams are mounted. Swing levers follow the shape of the cams, and connecting tabs direct the movements of swing levers toward driving movements of the gripping rails. At least two rollers are rotatably mounted on swing levers. The rollers run on the shaft cams. At least one of the two rollers is pressable with zero play against one of cams by a pretensioning device.

Press with gripping rails and pretensioning device

An arrangement is used for transferring workpieces through a succession of machining stations of a press, a simulator or similar machining or tool-setting machine. Two parallel transport rails are spaced at a distance from one another and can be moved by motors horizontally in their longitudinal direction, vertically up and down and optionally horizontally toward one another. The motors are arranged on one traverse respectively, the transport rail being hinged to the traverse. Between the transport rails and the motors arranged on the traverse, a compensating guide is provided for the horizontal movement of the transport rails. The compensating guide has at least two struts and a double-armed lug with three hinge points, each of the struts being mounted on the traverse side in a hinged manner at one point respectively. The other end of the struts is in each case mounted on one of the hinge points of the double-armed lug, the third hinge point of the double-armed lug being disposed on the transport rail in a hinged manner.

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