This invention discloses a bar
forging cutting device with cleaning function, including a
machine body. Through the coordinated use of a limiting mechanism, a
transfer mechanism, a closing mechanism, a clamping mechanism, an auxiliary mechanism, and a
cutting mechanism, this invention enables the
cutting of bar forgings of different lengths and outer diameters according to requirements. It also automates the process by classifying and conveying the two sets of forgings separated after cutting. Furthermore, it allows for the centralized collection and cleaning of debris generated during cutting. When cutting forgings shorter than the "dead zone," the invention fixes the rear end of the
forging, while the front end abuts against two sets of fitting auxiliary plates. The top of the
forging is first
cut to form a "notch," and then a pressure plate enters the "notch" and engages with the outer walls of the two sets of fitting auxiliary plates, preventing the
cut forging from falling off. It can also be transferred by two sets of clamping components, making the process convenient and quick.