Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Honda Giken Kabushiki Kaisha

Taizo Matsuyama

Akira Ozawa

Takashi Ogawa

Hitoshi Hashimoto

Tomomi Kousaka

Kenzaburo Matsuo

Kaname Goto

Ichiho Yamada

Kazushige Nakatsuka

Nobuyasu Ichikawa

Koji Ujihashi

Jyun Watari

Mitsuo Suzuki

Minoru Asuma

Hiroshi Honda

Eiichi Homma

Syunroku Hata

Masao Hyuga

A casing has a processing chamber and a drying chamber defined therein by a partition mechanism. The processing chamber houses an impelling mechanism for impelling a mixed stream of glass beads and water toward a gear. First and second drying mechanisms are successively brought into the drying chamber by the partition mechanism. While the gear is being processed, i.e., peened, by the impelling mechanism in the processing chamber, a previously processed gear is dried in the drying chamber. Gears can quickly and efficiently be peened, washed, and dried successively in the casing.

Apparatus for increasing the surface strength of metal components

A multi-spindle machine tool having separately and vertically movable first and second spindle units which are mounted on a main body thereof movable toward and away from a workpiece. A first vertically movable table is supported by a pair of guide rails provided on a frontal surface of the main body opposing to the workpiece. The first vertically movable table can be ascended and descended by a first actuator. A second vertically movable table is supported by a pair of guide rails provided on a frontal surface of the first vertically movable table opposing to the workpiece. The second vertically movable table can be ascended and descended by a second actuator. The first and second spindle units are fixed onto the first and second vertically movable tables respectively. Thus, the area of the first vertically movable table to be supported by the main body can be set to a relatively large value and the rigidity of the first vertically movable table can be kept effectively. Further, the rigidity of the second vertically movable table can also be ensured, thereby making it possible to reliably hold the first and second spindle units and to efficiently carry out various machining processes.

Multi-spindle machine tool

A rotary transfer system includes an attitude converting station for automatically changing the attitude of a pallet with a workpiece supported thereon into a predetermined attitude, at least two machining stations for machining the workpiece with machine tools, and a feeder for feeding the pallet along an arcuate feed path from the attitude converting station successively to the machining stations. The annular feed path has a pair of upper and lower arcuate movable rails disposed in each of the attitude converting station and the machining stations, and a pair of upper and lower arcuate fixed rails aligned with the movable rails.

Rotary transfer system

A drilling machine tool is disclosed having a machine tool body with a movable frame which is movable in the three axial directions X, Y and Z, of a rectangular coordinate system. The tool includes a working head provided on said movable frame, said head having at least one drilling spindle thereon, wherein said X direction is the direction in which said movable frame advances to and retreats from a workpiece at the general level of the workpiece, said Y direction is perpendicular to the X direction and said Z direction is generally up and down and is perpendicular to both said X and Y directions; X, Y and Z shafts corresponding to X, Y and Z directions, respectively, each shaft operatively connected with said movable frame for moving said frame in the X, Y and Z directions; a plurality of driving sources, one each corresponding with each of said shafts and operatively connected thereto for driving said shafts; and wherein said frame is movable such that said spindle is operable when inclined with respect to the X axis as well as when said spindle is parallel to the X axis, and said frame is driven along the axial centerline of said spindle in response to said driving sources.

Drilling machine tool

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Sayama, Japan

Taizo Matsuyama