Enhanced cutter holder for clamping indexable cutter blade
An indexable insert and reinforced technology, applied in the direction of tools for lathes, accessories of tool holders, tool holders, etc., can solve the problems of uncontrollable size of workpieces, insufficient clamping length, and broken blade 3. , to achieve the effect of improving clamping stability and processing safety, improving compression strength, and avoiding fracture or cracking
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[0026] Embodiment 1: as Figure 1 to Figure 4 As shown, the reinforced tool holder for clamping the indexable blade of the present invention includes a tool holder body 1, the tool holder body 1 is divided into a neck 11, an upper clamping part 12 and a lower support part 13, and the neck 11 1. The upper clamping part 12 and the lower support part 13 enclose a tank body 2, the tank body 2 is divided into a blade clamping section 21 and an extension section 22 extending to the neck, and the knife holder body 1 is equipped with a hole that runs through the tank body 2 The compression screw 4 of the extension section 22, the upper clamping part 12 includes a front clamping part 122 and a rear clamping part 121, the rear clamping part 121 is provided with an elastic groove 123, and the elastic groove 123 makes the rear clamping part 121 have an independent Elasticity and deformation space, through the elastic deformation of the rear clamping part 121, the compression strength of t...
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[0027] Embodiment 2: as Figure 5 As shown, this embodiment is basically the same as Embodiment 1, the only difference is that the angle difference α is set between the front clamping surface 124 and the rear clamping surface 125, and 0°<α<90°, in this embodiment α=15 °, because a reasonable clamping angle difference is set between the front clamping surface 124 and the rear clamping surface 125, the pressing forces of the front clamping surface 124, the rear clamping surface 125 and the blade 3 are reasonably distributed, so that The front and rear ends of the upper and lower clamping grooves of the blade 3 are in contact with the corresponding clamping surfaces on the tool holder body 1 to achieve an ideal clamping effect, so that the blade 3 is stably fixed on the tool holder body 1 from beginning to end.
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