A dual-spindle turning and milling combined power turret

By employing a built-in enclosed chamber tool changer and hydraulic sensor detection in the power turret of a dual-spindle milling and turning machining center, the problems of excessively long structure and susceptibility to contamination in existing technologies have been solved, achieving compact design, stable signal detection, and low maintenance.

CN122400610APending Publication Date: 2026-07-17HANGZHOU KINGGEAR ENG

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
HANGZHOU KINGGEAR ENG
Filing Date
2026-06-03
Publication Date
2026-07-17

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Technical Problem

The existing dual-spindle milling and turning machining centers have problems with their power turret structure, such as excessive axial length, susceptibility to impurities leading to wear and frequent maintenance, and unstable tool change signal detection.

Method used

It adopts a tool changing structure with a built-in enclosed chamber, combined with hydraulic control and sensor detection, to achieve tool changing without displacement of the tool head, and completes meshing and disengagement internally. It also integrates a cooling system to isolate the external environment, improve detection accuracy and reduce maintenance costs.

Benefits of technology

This achieves a compact turret structure, reduces the risk of failure, extends component life, improves the accuracy of tool change signal detection and machining precision, and reduces maintenance frequency and cost.

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Abstract

This invention relates to the field of power turret technology and discloses a dual-spindle turning and milling power turret, including a housing and a tool changing unit, a tool drive unit, and a tool disc installed within the housing. An internal displacement tool changing structure is also provided within the housing. The internal displacement tool changing structure includes a movable gear disc, a limiting ring, a rotating gear disc, and a fixed gear disc. By integrating the entire tool changing locking structure into a closed chamber inside the housing, no external operating space is required, significantly shortening the axial length of the entire device and making the overall structure more compact, adapting to the smaller installation space requirements of machining centers. Simultaneously, the entire tool changing clutch process is completed within the closed chamber, completely isolating cutting fluid, metal chips, and dust from the external machining environment, preventing impurities from entering the meshing locking structure and causing tooth surface wear and jamming. This solves the problem of exposed tool changing structures being easily contaminated by impurities and requiring regular cleaning and maintenance, extending the service life of the internal meshing components.
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