Haimer Gmbh

Franz Haimer Maschinenbau Kg

Andreas Haimer

Franz Haimer

Franz-Josef Haimer

The invention relates to a machine tool system () comprising a machine tool () comprising a spindle () that can be rotatably driven for machining workpieces, with a plurality of tools each clamped in chucks (), in the form of so-called tool heads (), that can be coupled to the spindle (), and a balancing device () for balancing the tool heads (), the machine tool system () comprising a data memory () in which the balancing protocol associated with each system-associated tool head () is stored, and a controller () that reads balancing data from the balancing protocol, for a tool head () coupled to the spindle (), and compares it with at least one parameter of the machining for which said tool head () is provided, or with at least one general balancing parameter, the machine tool system () preferably being designed such that it rejects a tool head () when there is no available balancing data for said tool head ().

Machine tool system using automatic balancing protocol

A coupling element for receiving a probe tip in a probe measuring apparatus has a journal at one end with a first connecting/coupling region. A screw insert has a first connecting/coupling region at one end with a recess, in particular for connecting to the coupling element. The journal of the coupling element forms, on an outer surface, or the recess of the screw insert forms, on an inner surface, multiple thread segments or respectively which do not adjoin one another in a radial circumferential direction. A probe measuring apparatus includes the coupling element, the screw insert, a coupling arm/measuring shaft, and a probe insert connected to the coupling arm by way of the coupling element and the screw insert.

Coupling element for receiving a probe tip in a probe measuring apparatus, screw insert for receiving a probe tip in a probe measuring apparatus, coupling assembly for a probe insert in a probe measuring apparatus, and probe measuring apparatus

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