A support block anti-error bracket for straightening shaft parts

Abstract

The invention discloses a support block error-proof bracket for straightening shaft parts, which includes a plurality of support grooves for correspondingly supporting several support blocks; The first anti-error part and the second anti-error part in the support groove; the first anti-error part includes a first limit hole and a first limit pin that cooperate with each other and are arranged between the support block and the corresponding support groove; The second error-proofing part includes a trigger pin arranged between the support block and the corresponding support groove, and is used to abut against the trigger pin when the support block falls in the corresponding support groove to send an identification signal of whether the support block matches the support groove Trigger the alarm component. Prevent the support block from falling into the mismatched support groove through the double cooperation of mechanical error proofing and electronic control error proofing, which is beneficial to prevent wrong access to the required support block, so it is convenient for quick and accurate access support block.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of error prevention, in particular to a support block error prevention bracket for straightening shaft parts. Background technique [0002] In order to ensure that the workpiece to be processed has high machining accuracy, it is usually necessary to use various support blocks to fully support the workpiece to be processed during the machining process. Since there are usually obvious differences in the specifications and structures of the workpieces to be processed, there are naturally many types and types of support blocks used to support the workpieces to be processed. In order to prevent the processing accuracy of the workpiece to be processed from being reduced due to incorrect access to the support blocks, it is particularly necessary to manage and store the support blocks reasonably. [0003] Taking shaft parts as an example, in the process of straightening shaft parts, usually a number of support bloc...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there is currently a lack of support frames for rationally storing a large number of support blocks, and it is impossible to manage a large number of support blocks in a standardized and orderly manner, resulting in messy stacking of the support blocks, causing operators to spend a lot of money when replacing shaft parts of different specifications Time to find a support block that matches the shaft part to be aligned, resulting in a longer time to access the support block

Furthermore, due to the small difference in the size of the arc-shaped grooves of some support blocks, it is difficult to identify them with the naked eye, which increases the error rate in selecting support blocks for supporting shaft parts to be aligned

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