Sugino Machine Limited

Masanori Kanemitsu

Yukiaki Nagata

Ryoji Muratsubaki

Masashi Tsunemoto

Minoru Ihara

Tadashi Sugimori

Osamu Honokidani

Masanori Takimae

Takahiko Ogura

Tadashi Urasawa

Shinko Yamagishi

A laser machining apparatus that allows efficient machining of a workpiece includes a nozzle for jetting a jet liquid column, a rectifying chamber attenuating disturbances in flow of liquid, a liquid oscillating chamber guiding the liquid flowing from the rectifying chamber to a nozzle inlet opening, a laser oscillator generating a laser beam, a focusing optical system focusing the laser beam generated by the laser oscillator above the nozzle inlet opening so that the laser beam is guided by the jet liquid column, and a window opposed to the nozzle inlet opening so that the laser beam transmitting from the focusing optical system enters the liquid oscillating chamber. The liquid oscillating chamber increases a surface wave on an outer surface of the jet liquid column so that the jet liquid column jetted from the nozzle onto a workpiece is easily atomized at a machining point.

Laser machining apparatus

A laser machining method, including: liquid supplying into a rectifying chamber; the rectifying chamber attenuating disturbances in flow of the liquid supplied; a liquid injecting into a liquid oscillating chamber exclusively from one direction from a liquid inlet port arranged on only one portion of a sidewall of the liquid oscillating chamber; the liquid jetting as a jet liquid column into air from a nozzle; a laser beam focusing on the axis of the nozzle and guiding to a machining point by the jet liquid column; a surface wave of the jet liquid column generating and gradually increasing in amplitude in the direction away from the nozzle; a body of the jet liquid column atomizing when the jet liquid column strikes the workpiece on the machining point.

A fluid nozzle includes a nozzle chip that includes a through hole having an inlet port from which a fluid supplied to the fluid nozzle is introduced and an outlet port from which the introduced fluid is ejected; and a base metal member that supports the nozzle chip embedded in a rear portion of the base metal member. The fluid nozzle receives the fluid supplied to the rear portion from the inlet port and ejects the fluid from the outlet port. An exposed portion of the base metal member is covered with a ceramic coating so that the base metal member does not touch the fluid.

Fluid nozzle

A high pressure hydraulic pump apparatus constituting a two-stage pressurizing hydraulic booster combining a pair of plunger pumps. The first and second pumps are driven into a push-pull synchronous operation at the equal stroke with each other. The per-stroke displacement of the first pump is greater than that of the second pump. The first pump draws by self-suction the liquid from a reservoir while the second pump is on the pressurizing and delivery stroke. When the first pump is on the delivery stroke, the liquid pressurized to a certain intermediate pressure by the first pump is sucked into the second pump. During the next reverse stroke the second pump further pressurizes and discharges the liquid while the first pump effects the suction stroke. At the final pressurization by the second pump, the driving stroke length of the pump is controlled to a limited value which provides a minimum delivery flow required for the interior of a load vessel to attain a target pressure in accordance with the compressibility of the liquid and the detection of a load pressure.

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Uozu, Japan

Masanori Kanemitsu