Ex-Cell-O Gmbh

Max Rhodius Gmbh

Hans Staiger

Friedrich Winckler

Hermann Fritz

Hans Straub

Friedrich Burkhardt

A machining tool for dry processing includes an encapsulated workspace having arranged therein a workpiece support which is displaceable on a machine bed. The guide members of the workpiece carrier are arranged externally of the workspace, so that chip removal is not impeded by the workpiece support guide members.

Machine-tool

To improve a machine tool, comprising a machine frame, a workpiece holder arranged on the machine frame for a workpiece to be machined, a tool holder arranged on the machine frame for receiving a tool and at least one drive with a slide for executing a relative movement between the tool and the workpiece in the direction of at least one axis, such that it allows as high dynamics as possible, it is proposed that the drive comprise electric linear motors aligned parallel to the axis and spaced from one another in a transverse direction, that the slide extend between the two linear motors, and that a control be provided for simultaneously operating the linear motors for displacement of the slide.

Machine tool

In order to improve a device for the non-circular machining of workpieces comprising a machine frame, a workpiece spindle held on the machine frame and operated as C-axis for a workpiece to be machined, a Z-slide displaceable on the machine frame in the Z-direction in relation to the workpiece spindle and having a Z-axis drive, an X-axis drive in the form of a linear motor arranged on the Z-slide for advancing a tool in the X-direction towards the workpiece, and a numerical control system for activating the X-axis drive in correlation with the rotation of the workpiece spindle, such that more precise work results are obtained, it is proposed that the linear motor serving as X-axis drive be a three-phase asynchronous linear motor with a primary part fixedly arranged in the X-direction on the Z-slide and a secondary part movable relative to the primary part.

Device for the non-circular machining of workpieces

The invention relates to a rotary index table comprising a stationary table housing, a table plate which is designed for reception of the workpiece and rotation by a drive means mounted on said table housing, a total of three Hirth-type serrations arranged concentrically with respect to one another, namely a first on said table housing, a second on said table plate, preferably in the same plane as said first Hirth-type serration, and adjacent said first two Hirth-type serrations a third Hirth-type serration that is substantially non-rotatable, but is designed for axial adjustment and simultaneous engagement with and disengagement from said first two Hirth-type serrations so as to lock and unlock the latter, said table plate being rotatable by said drive means when the first and the second Hirth-type serrations are in the disengaged state and securable at least in angular positions determined by the pitch of the Hirth-type serrations by a brake means.

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Goeppingen, Germany

Hans Staiger