Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Fuji Seiko Limited

Toyota Jidosha Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Osg Mfg. Company

Fujiseiko K.k.

Minoru Haga

Shinobu Kaneko

Kunio Kondo

Katsuhiro Mori

Katutoshi Haga

Hisatoshi Yoshida

Yasuo Kato

Kimimasa Murayama

Shoji Ikawa

Mitsuo Saito

Yasuhide Nakamura

Tadashi Kurumiya

A method and apparatus for physically processing a workpiece by contact of a working tool with the workpiece, wherein a mass of bubbles of a working liquid is applied to an area of contact between said working tool and said workpiece. The apparatus includes a foaming device for foaming the working liquid to produce the mass of bubbles, a conduit for delivering the mass of bubbles from the foaming device, and a nozzle disposed at one end of the conduit remote from the foaming device, for applying the mass of bubbles to at least one of the tool and workpiece. The nozzle may incorporates a foaming device.

Method and apparatus for working on a workpiece, using foamed working

Serration rolling tools and thread rolling tools each having groups of leading teeth, finishing teeth and disengaging teeth are provided, a lead angle of the thread rolling tool being set in accordance with the rolling diameter of the serration section in a work piece. The thread rolling tool and serration rolling tool are arranged parallel and integrally. First a rolling operation for forming serrations is started by the serration rolling tools, a rolling operation for forming threads being started by the thread rolling tools in the course of the rolling operation by the group of the leading teeth of the serration rolling tools. A rolling operation for finishing the threads is completed in the latter half of the rolling operation by the group of the finishing teeth for the serrations. The difference in rolling diameters is absorbed by the slide of the aforesaid thread rolling tools on a shaft member (work piece), thus enabling the simultaneous formation of serrations and threads in a short rolling stroke.

Rolling method and rolling tools

A holder for a rotary cutting tools has a holder body fixed to a spindle of a machine tool. A rotatable shaft concentric with the holder body and having a tool-mounting portion at one end thereof is coupled at its other end portion to the holder body to receive torque from the holder body. The rotatable shaft is so mounted as to be radially displaceable and inclinable relative to the holder body. A positioning member is fixedly disposed on the machine tool body radially outwardly of the spindle. A cylindrical casing disposed radially outwardly of and rotatably engaged with the rotatable shaft such that the casing and the shaft are rotatable relative to each other, the casing being engageable with the positioning member for accurate positioning thereof by the positioning member, and thereby positioning the rotatable shaft. The holder may further have a circumferential lock mechanism for locking the casing and the holder body to prevent relative rotation between the casing and the holder body when the holder is not attached to the spindle, and for allowing relative rotation after the holder has been attached to the spindle.

Holder for rotary cutting tools

A tool holder for holding a rotary cutting tool, attachable to a spindle of a machine tool, has a holder body fixed to the machine spindle. A rotatable shaft having a tool-mounting portion is coupled to the holder body such that the shaft is axially and radially displaceable relative to the holder body. A positioning member is fixedly disposed on the machine tool body radially outwardly of the machine spindle. A casing is disposed radially outwardly of the rotatable shaft such that the casing and the rotatable shaft are rotatable relative to each other, the casing being engageable with the positioning member to accurately position the rotatable shaft when the holder body is fixed to the machine spindle. A guide bushing is fixedly supported at one axial end portion of the casing remote from the holder body. The guide bushing has a bore which is engageable with an outer circumferential surface of a guide portion of the cutting tool held by the tool-mounting portion of the rotatable shaft, thereby rotatably guiding the cutting tool.

Tool-fitting device characterized in that a clamp socket is fixed at the bottom of a hole bored in the spindle; a tool-fitting body with a clamp piece at one end is placed over the clamp socket; and through the connection of the clamp socket and the clamp piece, the rotation of the body caused by the cutting torque is restrained, the cutting thrust is borne, and pull-out is prevented; and through connection of a rotation-restraining engaged members which is restrained in rotation relative to the spindle and the rotation-restraining engaging member which is restricted in rotation relative to tool-fitting body, rotation of the tool-fitting body in a pull-out direction is restrained.

Tool-fitting device

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Minoru Haga