Abstract:
A collet chuck comprises a rotating cylinder block defining a cylindrical axis and an exterior cylindrical surface with first and second annular grooves. A collet and collet sleeve are at least partially surrounded by the rotating cylinder block. A piston slides within an annular interior space in the rotating cylinder block. A stationary port block has an interior cylindrical surface adjacent the exterior cylindrical surface of the rotating cylinder block and connects a first inlet port with a first annular groove and a second inlet port with the second annular groove. Switching pneumatic pressure between the first and second inlet ports moves the piston and collet sleeve between the clamping and unclamping positions and the gap between the rotating cylinder block and the stationary port block provides a frictionless seal.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a drilling tool comprising a first drill bit (2) that is provided with at least two forward cutting edges (4, 5) and a second drill bit (3) which encompasses at least two rear cutting edges (6, 7). A cutting groove (8, 9) runs continuously from one respective forward cutting edge (4, 5) to a rear cutting edge (6, 7). Said cutting groove (8, 9) is embodied in an asymmetric manner in an area (A) bordering the forward drill bit (2), in a symmetric manner in a central area (B), and asymmetric in an area (C) bordering the rear drill bit (3).
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a core bit (1) for a core drill in which a tube (20) is detachable relative to a coupling (10), and has a structure which allows core remaining in a tube to be removed out of an opening of the tube at a side thereof where no segment is present. The core bit further has a firm structure for fitting the tube (20) onto the coupling (10). The coupling (10) of the core bit (1) to be fitted to the core drill has an insertion part (11b), onto which the tube (20) is to be detachably fitted. On the outer side of the coupling (10), there is mounted a coupling cover (30), which covers the insertion part (11b) of the coupling (10). The provided on respective separate positions are: an anti-rotation structure for preventing the tube (20) fitted onto the insertion part (11b) from rotating relative to the insertion part (11b); and a fixing structure for preventing the tube (20) from dropping off the insertion part (11b).
Abstract:
A device for coupling and centering tools has a tubular portion with a coupling seat laterally delimited by a cylindrical centering surface, a first threaded hole with a first tightening dowel projecting into the coupling seat, a second threaded hole with a second tightening end projecting into the coupling seat, a third hole tangential to the centering surface and a locking pin removably lockable in the third hole in a position interfering with the coupling seat, and removable from the third hole to free the coupling seat.
Abstract:
Drill plate assemblies are disclosed in the examples herein. An example method includes positioning an absorbent material between a drill plate and a surface to be drilled; performing a drilling operation on the surface including flowing coolant through the drill; and capturing at least some of coolant in the absorbent material.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a hydraulic expansion chuck with a basic body, with an expansion bush which is received in the basic body and defines a reception space for a tool to be chucked, and with a pressure chamber which is delimited between the expansion bush and the basic body, at least one solder region being provided, in which the expansion bush is soldered to the basic body, wherein, between the pressure chamber and the solder region, a seal is provided which is formed by an at least essentially fluid-tight bearing contact of the expansion bush against the basic body.
Abstract:
A modular tool holder with diverse cutting tools assembly includes a holder body, an adjusting screw and a blind bolt and a cutting tool. The holder body has a clamping section defined at a front side and a mounting hole formed through along an axis of the holder body. The adjusting screw is mounted in the middle of the mounting hole and has a first tool recess and a second tool recess formed on a head portion. The blind bolt is mounted in a rear side of the mounting hole. The cutting tool is mounted in a front side of the mounting hole and abuts to the clamping section. The cutting tool and the holder body are firmly connected and are double-restricted status. A user can use any one of different types of hand tools to rotate the adjusting screw to remove the cutting tool easily.
Abstract:
A tool adapter includes an adaptor body having a connection portion structured to be attached to a machine tool and a holder portion disposed opposite the connection portion and a tool receiver structured to receive and couple a portion of a rotary cutting tool therein. The tool receiver is mounted in the holder portion so as to be rotatable to a limited extent. The tool receiver is mounted in the holder so as to be elastically resilient in both the axial and circumferential directions.
Abstract:
A body may be provided having first and second ends having threaded outer surfaces. A bore may extend between the first and second ends. A tool may be provided having a first outer mold-line surface, a second opposing surface, and a hole extending between the first and second opposing surfaces. The first end may be threadedly attached and sealed, at the second opposing surface, to an inner surface of the hole. A cap may be threadedly attached and sealed to the second end of the body. A composite may be consolidated against the first outer mold-line surface of the tool. The cap may be unthreadedly removed from the second end. A drill bit may be inserted into the bore, through the tool hole, and against the composite to drill a composite hole.
Abstract:
A collet has seal bores formed in interspaces of the collet. The seal bores are oriented at an acute angle α to the longitudinal axis of the collet, and extend towards a tool end of the collet, from a clamping surface of the collet to a collet peripheral surface. Adjacent the clamping bore, the collet has stopping surfaces for accurately locating the seals. When inserted into the seal bores, the seals prevent fluid leakage between the clamping bore surface and the peripheral surface of the collet.