Three-dimensional laser cutting clamping device and method for thin-walled components

By combining a multi-porous substrate and a dot matrix strut support with a powerful magnet clamping mechanism, the problems of high management and maintenance costs and low efficiency of beam-type clamping in existing laser cutting devices are solved, thus achieving efficient and precise cutting of thin-walled components.

CN122425332APending Publication Date: 2026-07-21SHENYANG AIRCRAFT CORP
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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
SHENYANG AIRCRAFT CORP
Filing Date
2026-06-10
Publication Date
2026-07-21

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Abstract

The present application relates to a kind of thin-walled component three-dimensional laser cutting clamping device and method.The device includes: base plate support, for carrying combined porous base plate;Combined porous base plate, by multiple pieces of perforated base plate assembly combination, it is equipped with the through hole in rectangular array arrangement, through hole is embedded with the stepped support rod installation bushing with internal thread;Positioning rod, top surface is with profile and is equipped with positioning hole, for positioning the blank of component to be cut;Support rod, top surface is with profile, for the profile of blank of component to be cut;The material of the positioning block, support block uses diamagnetic material.The strong magnet is placed on the upper surface of blank of component to be cut corresponding to the position of support block.Using strong magnet to clamp the component to be cut, avoids the beam to span over the surface of component blank, occupies cutting channel, needs to distribute dismounting beam distribution to complete the redundant operation of cutting, realizes the effect of one-time cutting of complex component.
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