Disk spring type upper anvil clamping, rotating and rapid exchanging system for pull-down type forging press
A technology for forging presses and disc springs, applied in the field of rotary and quick-change systems, and disc spring type upper anvil clamping, can solve the problems of shortening the service life of the press, high equipment failure rate, inconvenient manufacturing, installation and maintenance, etc. , to achieve the effect of reducing oxidation loss, reducing collision, and saving energy
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[0021] Such as figure 1 As shown, the disc spring type upper anvil clamping, rotation and quick change system 101 for the pull-down forging press is installed in the center of the upper beam 104 of the forging press through a stud 102 and a first nut 103 .
[0022] The upper anvil backing plate 106 and the upper beam 104 are connected together through a key 105 and a first connecting screw 107 . The upper anvil 111 and the upper anvil connecting seat 109 are connected together by the second connecting screw 110 . Four evenly distributed keys 108 are arranged between the upper anvil 111 and the upper anvil backing plate 106 .
[0023] The T-shaped head end of the T-shaped tie rod 212 in the disc spring type upper anvil clamping, rotation and quick change system 101 for the pull-down forging press is installed in the groove of the upper anvil connecting seat 109, so that the upper anvil 111 The bottom surface and the last anvil backing plate 106 are closely attached together. ...
Embodiment 2
[0025] Such as figure 2 and image 3 As shown, the lower cylinder 201 of the upper anvil is connected with the upper beam 104 of the forging press through a stud 102 and a first nut 103 .
[0026] The upper anvil clamping mechanism in the form of a disc spring set is adopted. The T-shaped tie rod 212 is connected with the piston 203, the first bearing 204, the second bearing 207, the keyed gear 205, the slider 210, the disc spring set 211 and the support through the second nut 202. The seat 213 is connected together, which ensures the consistency of the up and down movement of the T-shaped tie rod 212 and other components.
[0027] A boss is processed on the bottom of the lower cylinder 201 on the upper anvil, which acts as a stroke limiter for the downward movement of the piston 203.
[0028] The arrangement of the first bearing 204 and the second bearing 207 makes the piston 203, the slide block 210, and the disc spring group 211 remain stationary during the rotation of t...
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