Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Denki K.k.

Jun Aramaki

Makoto Tanaka

Shiro Imai

Takuji Magara

Hiroaki Morishita

Masaru Shinkai

Minoru Ushida

Toshiharu Karashima

Shigekazu Sakabe

Tokio Fukunaga

Toshiaki Tanaka

Masao Tomisawa

Masaaki Onizuka

A filtering apparatus for processing liquids includes filtering element which is provided outside a clean liquid tank so that the clean liquid discharged through an outlet provided at the bottom of a filter tank is stored in a clean liquid tank. It is therefore possible to prevent processing powder from falling in the clean liquid tank and contaminating the clean liquid during the work of changing the filtering element and easily perform the work of changing the filtering element while maintaining the amount of processing liquid contained in the filtering element at the minimum level. It is also possible to easily perform the maintenance of the filtering element and remove the need for a maintenance space around the filter for processing liquids.

Filtering apparatus for processing liquids

A sealing structure for use in a wire cut electric discharge machining apparatus for machining a workpiece in a machining solution, the machining apparatus having a machining reservoir for storing the machining solution which has a through window in a horizontal direction at side wall thereof to allow an arm for guiding a wire electrode to move in horizontal direction, the sealing structure prevents the machining solution from leaking. The sealing structure allows the arm to move smoothly in X and Y direction relative to the machining reservoir. The sealing structure comprises a covering plate for covering the through window of the reservoir, sealing member disposed between the covering plate and the reservoir, holding portion for holding the covering plate movably relative to the reservoir. The holding member includes plural bearings and an extendable bellows for surrounding the arm to prevent the machining solution from leaking.

Sealing structure for use in wire cut electric discharge machining

A wire electric discharge machining apparatus comprises a tank having an opening at its one side surface, which is movable in a two-dimensional plane, a shielding body having a through hole, which is in slide-contact with the side surface having the opening of the tank so as to close the opening, an arm which has first and second ends, at least one of which is fixed to a machine body and the other is extended into the tank through the through hole and the opening, and which supports in the tank a wire guide for guiding a wire electrode to a workpiece placed in the tank, an enclosure member capable of expansion and contraction in response to a relative movement of the tank to the arm, the enclosure member having both ends sealingly connected to the circumferential portion of the through hole of the shielding body and the machine body respectively, and a working liquid supplying device for supplying a working liquid to the tank through a space formed between the arm and the enclosure member.

Wire electric discharge machining apparatus

In a method of positioning a wire electrode and a workpiece relative to each other in a wire cut electric discharge machine, the wire electrode is stopped under tension, the wire electrode and the workpiece are moved relative to each other, and when the wire electrode and the workpiece are brought into contact with each other, the relative movement is stopped to detect the relative position of the wire electrode and the workpiece, whereby the wire electrode and the workpiece can be positioned relative to each other with high accuracy and reproducibility.

Method of positioning a wire electrode and a workpiece relative to each

A wire electrodischarge machine comprises a cross table on which a workpiece is mounted and which is driven in a horizontal plane. In X and Y directions, upper and lower dielectric fluid nozzles which are disposed above and below the workpiece, a nozzle drive device for driving one of the upper and lower nozzles within a horizontal plane, in U and V directions, in order to conduct taper machining, and a verical shaft for supporting the nozzle drive device and the above-mentioned one of the upper and lower nozzles. The axis of the nozzle which is driven by the nozzle drive device is disposed, even during the taper machining, within the area defined by the periphery of the vertical shaft at which the vertical shaft is supported such that it can slide vertically.

Wire electrodischarge machine

A wire electrode type electric discharge machining device including a wire electrode confronting a workpiece with a small space therebetween, wherein electric discharge is caused to take place in the small space to machine the workpiece; an upper wire guide for slidably supporting the wire electrode above the workpiece; a lower wire guide for slidably supporting the wire electrode below the workpiece; a driver for supporting and moving the workpiece relative to the wire electrode in the horizontal direction; a lower arm for holding the lower wire guide at a position confronting the upper wire guide means. The electric discharge machining device further includes a protecting cover for covering the lower arm with a space therebetween, a splash preventing device which is movable with expansion and contraction with the movement of the workpiece for preventing machining solution jetted towards the small space between the workpiece and the wire electrode from splashing, and a holding device for fixedly holding the splash preventing device.

Wire electrode type electric discharge machining device with preventable

An electric spark machining apparatus includes a cooling device which is arranged so that machining liquid pumped up from a reservoir and fed to an electric spark machine is controlled in temperature to minimize a temperature difference between machining liquid entering into the electric spark machine and the latter.

Electric spark machining apparatus

An electrical discharge machining apparatus in which a workpiece is machined by generating an electrical discharge between the workpiece and a facing electrode immersed in a machining liquid. A blower is provided for forcing cooling air into the interior of a bed, a column, and a head of the apparatus to prevent thermal displacements between the electrode and the workpiece and thus ensure accurate machining. The blower may also be used to cool the machining liquid.

Electrical discharge machining apparatus with forced cooling system

An electrical discharge machining apparatus having an improved bed which provides improved control over the gap between a machining head and a workpiece by reducing the amount of deformation produced in the bed when the table and saddle are moved. The bed is constituted by an upper plate and side plates, with saddle guide rails being disposed on the upper plate, a saddle movably mounted on the saddle guide rails, table guide rails mounted on the saddle, and a workpiece-supporting table movably mounted on the saddle guide rails. In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, the saddle guide rails are positioned at the edges of the upper plate, directly above the side plates of the bed. In another embodiment, reinforcing members are provided under the upper plate, extending parallel to and directly under respective ones of guide rails.

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Nagoya, Japan

Jun Aramaki