Self-centering clamping mechanism for cable-stayed columns
A self-centering clamping and cable pulling technology, which is applied in the direction of the chuck, can solve the problems that cannot meet the high-precision processing requirements of batch parts, and the repeated positioning accuracy of the inner hole of the workpiece and the jaws is not high.
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[0014] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with drawings and embodiments.
[0015] Such as Figure 1~3 As shown: the cable-stayed column self-centering clamping mechanism of the present invention includes: a disc body 1 and claws 8. There are three centrally symmetrical chute inside the disc body 1, and a long bush 11 is installed in the chute. , the chute leads to the bottom of the disc body 1, and the center of the bottom of the disc body 1 is provided with a pull plate 3. The upper end of the pull plate 3 is slidingly matched with the plate body 1 through a large bush 2. The pull plate 3 has two rings of locking teeth 3-1 , clamp the slots at the lower ends of the three diagonal stay rods 9, the diagonal stay rods 9 pass through the long bushing 11, the upper ends of the diagonal stay rods 9 fix the claws 8, and the outside of the claws 8 slides with the slots in the positioning seat 12 Connected, the positioning seat 12 is fixed on the out...
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