This invention discloses a
tool holder for
ultrasonic machining, applicable to the field of
ultrasonic machining technology. The
tool holder includes, from top to bottom, an ultrasonic
transducer, an amplitude
transformer, a detection unit, and a chuck. The ultrasonic
transducer emits a predetermined ultrasonic
signal. The amplitude
transformer converts the ultrasonic
signal emitted by the
transducer into
mechanical vibration and transmits it to the chuck through the detection unit. The detection unit includes a housing, a support frame, and sensors. The top of the housing is fixedly connected to the amplitude
transformer, and the bottom of the housing is fixedly connected to the chuck. The support frame is located inside the housing, and multi-directional hinges are provided on each inner wall side of the support frame near the housing. These multi-directional hinges are connected to the sensors, and the support frame ensures that the sensors remain in contact with the inner walls of the housing at all times. The sensors detect
cutting deformation of the housing in different dimensions. The chuck is used to
mount the
cutting tool. The support frame and multi-directional hinges ensure that multiple sensors remain in contact with the inner walls of the housing at all times, enabling the sensors to detect multi-dimensional deformation of the housing.