This invention relates to the field of
rolling mill technology, specifically to a rapid adjustment device for the parallelism of
rolling mill rolls. The device includes a base plate, a vertical plate, and a main drive mechanism. The output end of the main drive mechanism is meshed with upper and lower distributed work rolls and support rolls. The support rolls penetrate the vertical plate and extend to both sides of the vertical plate. Bearings are fitted onto the work rolls and support rolls at positions corresponding to the vertical plate. The width of the bearing cross-section is greater than the thickness of the vertical plate. Guide grooves are formed on the vertical plate, and a hydraulic mechanism is fixedly installed at the upper end of the guide grooves. This invention allows for easy
insertion of the acute-angled tip of a trapezoidal
feeler gauge into the
narrow gap between two cylindrical bearings, enabling precise positioning and stable support of the support rolls. Combined with a finely adjustable hydraulic lifting mechanism for the work rolls, it achieves standardized and quantitative measurement and comparison of the gap between the two ends of the rolls without relying on the operator's feel, thus providing a direct and reliable basis for rapid and precise adjustment of parallelism.