Flexible clamping mechanism
By designing a flexible clamping mechanism including a flexible base assembly, chuck and driving member, the problems of low chamfering processing efficiency, high labor consumption, high processing difficulty and inconsistent processing quality of glass products are solved, and efficient and stable glass product processing and positioning and clamping of small glass products are achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202420265372.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-02-04
- Publication Date
- 2025-05-27
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-02-04
AI Technical Summary
In the prior art, the chamfering processing efficiency of glass products is low, requires a lot of manpower, is difficult to process, and the handheld processing lacks fixed standards, resulting in inconsistent processing quality. At the same time, the existing clamping equipment has a complex structure and is not suitable for positioning clamping of small glass products.
A flexible clamping mechanism is designed, including a flexible base assembly, a chuck and a driving member. The chuck achieves clamping and processing of glass products through movable clamping and fixed clamping blocks. The flexible base assembly provides buffering when stress is unbalanced, ensuring stable clamping and processing of glass products.
It improves the processing efficiency and quality of glass products, reduces manpower consumption, ensures the uniformity of processing quality of each edge, and is suitable for positioning and clamping of small glass products. At the same time, through the buffering effect of the flexible base assembly, problems such as edge collapse, angle collapse, cracks, etc. caused by unbalanced stress during the processing of glass products are avoided.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the field of glass production and processing, and in particular to a flexible clamping mechanism. Background Art
[0002] After glass is cut, in order to remove the residual micro-cracks generated by cutting and avoid scratching the human body with sharp edges, chamfering processing needs to be performed on the edges of the glass. Through chamfering, tiny micro-cracks on the glass edge can be removed, and at the same time, the edge becomes smoother, effectively improving the aesthetics and safety of the glass.
[0003] In the prior art, chamfering and grinding processing are mainly carried out by manually holding both ends of the glass product. Not only is the processing efficiency low, the processing speed slow, and a large amount of manpower is consumed, but also due to the large brittleness of the glass, the processing difficulty is great, and uneven stress is extremely likely to cause edge chipping, corner chipping, cracks and other conditions during the processing. Moreover, there is no fixed standard for manual grinding processing, and the processing quality of each edge is not uniform.
[0004] In the prior art, there are also a small number of glass product clamping devices, but these devices have complex structures. When clamping the glass, the operation is complex and the positioning is inconvenient, which is not suitable for the positioning and clamping of small glass products. Summary of the Utility Model
[0005] The utility model provides a flexible clamping mechanism to solve the technical problems existing in the prior art when processing glass products by hand, such as low processing efficiency, large consumption of manpower, great processing difficulty, extremely easy occurrence of edge chipping, corner chipping, cracks and other conditions due to uneven stress during the processing, no fixed standard for processing, non-uniform processing quality of each edge, and complex structure of the clamping device during clamping, complex clamping operation, and inapplicability to the positioning and clamping of small glass products.
[0006] The technical solution adopted by the utility model is as follows:
[0007] A flexible clamping mechanism includes: a flexible base assembly for flexible support, a chuck for clamping a glass product to be ground, and a driving member for driving the chuck to act; the chuck and the driving member are respectively installed on the flexible base assembly, and the chuck is connected to the driving end of the driving member for opening under the action of the driving member to allow the glass product to be placed in, and closing after the glass product is positioned and placed in, so as to relatively clamp the glass product along the length direction of the glass product; the flexible base assembly is further used for buffering when the stress during the glass product processing is unbalanced, so that the glass product deflects to conform to the stress.
[0008] Further, the chuck includes a fixed chuck block and a movable chuck block which are relatively spaced apart; the fixed chuck block is vertically and fixedly supported on the flexible base assembly; the driving member is arranged on the flexible base assembly, and the movable chuck block is fixedly installed on the driving end of the driving member.
[0009] Further, the chuck further includes two positioning clips made of plastic material; the two positioning clips are respectively fixed on the opposite inner side wall surfaces of the fixed chuck and the movable chuck, and the upper ends of the positioning clips extend to be flush with the top ends of the corresponding fixed chuck or movable chuck, or slightly lower than the top ends of the fixed chuck and the movable chuck, for plastically clamping both ends of the glass product.
[0010] Further, the flexible clamping mechanism further includes two groups of in-place detectors for detecting whether the glass product is clamped in place; the two groups of in-place detectors are respectively arranged on the opposite inner side wall surfaces of the fixed chuck and the movable chuck, for detecting whether there is a glass product within the set detection distance, so as to reflect whether the glass product is clamped in place.
[0011] Further, the in-place detector includes a fixed block horizontally adjustably connected to the inner side wall surface of the corresponding fixed chuck or movable chuck, and a proximity sensor vertically adjustably installed on the fixed block; the proximity sensor is located below the clamped glass product, for detecting whether there is a glass product within the set detection distance.
[0012] Further, on the opposite inner side wall surfaces of the fixed chuck and the movable chuck, there are correspondingly provided installation transverse grooves that are concave and extend horizontally in the width direction, and a plurality of first threaded holes are sequentially arranged at intervals along the transverse direction at the bottom of the installation transverse grooves; on the fixed block, there are provided an installation vertical hole for the proximity sensor to pass through vertically, and a second threaded hole that is vertically communicated with the installation vertical hole and passes through the outer wall surface of the fixed block; the side end of the fixed block is slidably embedded in the installation transverse groove and fixed in the installation transverse groove by a first fastener passing through it and the corresponding first threaded hole; the installation rod of the proximity sensor passes through the installation vertical hole and is tightly fixed on the fixed block by a second fastener passing through the second threaded hole.
[0013] Further, each of the two positioning clips is also provided with a ventilation hole that penetrates the positioning clip and the corresponding fixed chuck or movable chuck; the air inlet end of the ventilation hole is connected with a nozzle for connecting to an external air supply device, so that pressurized gas can blow away the debris remaining on the positioning clip and the in-place detector after passing through the ventilation hole.
[0014] Further, the flexible base assembly includes a support base, a plurality of elastic columns vertically supported on the support base, and a support plate supported on the upper ends of the plurality of elastic columns; the chuck and the driving member are respectively installed on the support plate.
[0015] Further, each elastic column includes an installation bolt and a spring for providing flexible support elasticity; the installation bolt is vertically arranged, and its bottom end is fixed to the support base, and the opposite top end passes through the support plate upward; the spring is sleeved on the outer circle of the installation bolt along the length direction of the installation bolt, and the upper and lower ends of the spring are respectively limited within the support plate and the support base to elastically support the support plate.
[0016] Further, through holes for mounting bolts to pass through are formed in the support plate. An upper limiting groove which is concave and used for limiting the upper end of the spring is further provided on the lower surface of the support plate. The upper limiting groove is coaxially communicated with the through hole. A lower limiting groove which is concave and used for limiting the lower end of the spring is further provided on the upper surface of the support base. The upper and lower ends of the spring respectively extend into the upper and lower limiting grooves for limitation. The aperture of the through hole and the inner diameter of the spring are both larger than the outer diameter of the mounting bolt screw.
[0017] The utility model has the following beneficial effects:
[0018] The flexible clamping mechanism of the utility model has a simple structure and simple clamping operation for glass products, thus reducing the mechanism preparation cost, improving the clamping positioning accuracy and clamping efficiency, and being applicable to the positioning and clamping of small glass products. The flexible clamping mechanism of the utility model, compared with manual processing, can be combined with an automatic feeding mechanism and an automatic processing device for automatic processing, improving the processing efficiency, reducing the labor consumption, and stably clamping the glass products, so that the processing quality of each edge is unified, further improving the processing quality. In addition, since the glass product is a fragile material with high surface finish requirements, it is impossible to directly clamp and operate on the surface. The chuck of the utility model clamps the glass product relatively along the length direction of the glass product, thus avoiding these problems caused by intermediate clamping. On the other hand, due to the setting of the flexible base assembly in the flexible clamping mechanism of the utility model, when the glass product is subjected to unbalanced force, the flexible base assembly can buffer the unbalanced force, deflect the glass product to conform to the force, and thus protect the glass product from chipping, corner breaking, cracking, breaking and other situations caused by unbalanced force, improving the product yield.
[0019] In addition to the purposes, features and advantages described above, the utility model has other purposes, features and advantages. The following will refer to the drawings to make a further detailed description of the utility model. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0020] The drawings forming a part of this application are used to provide a further understanding of the utility model. The schematic embodiments of the utility model and their descriptions are used to explain the utility model and do not constitute an improper limitation to the utility model. In the drawings:
[0021] Figure 1 is a schematic spatial structure diagram of the flexible clamping mechanism of the preferred embodiment of the utility model;
[0022] Figure 2 is Figure 1 the installation sectional view of the elastic column in
[0023] LEGEND DESCRIPTION
[0024] 10. Flexible base assembly; 11. Support base; 12. Elastic column; 121. Mounting bolt; 122. Spring; 13. Support plate; 20. Glass product; 30. Chuck; 301. Mounting transverse groove; 31. Fixed clamping block; 32. Movable clamping block; 33. Positioning clamping piece; 40. Driving member; 50. In-place detector; 51. Fixed block; 52. Proximity sensor; 60. Air nozzle. Detailed implementation mode
[0025] The embodiments of the present utility model will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present utility model can be implemented in many different ways defined and covered by the following.
[0026] Refer to Figure 1 , a preferred embodiment of the present utility model provides a flexible clamping mechanism, including: a flexible base assembly 10 that plays a flexible supporting role, a chuck 30 for clamping a glass product 20 to be ground, and a driving member 40 for driving the chuck 30 to act. The chuck 30 and the driving member 40 are respectively installed on the flexible base assembly 10, and the chuck 30 is connected to the driving end of the driving member 40, so as to open under the action of the driving member 40 for the glass product 20 to be placed in, and close after the glass product 20 is positioned and placed, so as to relatively clamp the glass product 20 along the length direction of the glass product 20. The flexible base assembly 10 is also used to buffer when the glass product 20 is processed with unbalanced force, so that the glass product 20 deflects to conform to the force.
[0027] When the flexible clamping mechanism of the present utility model works, first, the driving member 40 is started to drive the chuck 30 to open, and an external loading robot or loading mechanism, etc. clamps the glass product 20 into the opened chuck 30. After the glass product 20 enters and stabilizes, the driving member 40 drives the chuck 30 to close again, so as to relatively clamp the glass product 20 along the length direction of the glass product 20. After the clamping is completed, the loading robot or loading mechanism releases the glass product 20 and withdraws from the chuck 30, thereby realizing the stable clamping of the glass product 20. During grinding processing, when the glass product 20 is subjected to unbalanced force, the flexible base assembly 10 buffers the unbalanced force, so that the glass product 20 deflects to conform to the force, thereby protecting the glass product 20 from chipping, corner breaking, cracking, breaking, etc. due to unbalanced force.
[0028] The flexible clamping mechanism of the present utility model has a simple structural setting and a simple clamping operation for the glass product 20, thereby reducing the cost of mechanism preparation, improving the clamping positioning accuracy and clamping efficiency, and being applicable to the positioning and clamping of small glass products. The flexible clamping mechanism of the present utility model, compared with manual processing, can be combined with an automatic feeding mechanism and an automatic processing device for automatic processing, improving the processing efficiency, reducing the labor consumption, and stably clamping the glass product 20, so that the processing quality of each edge is unified, further improving the processing quality. In addition, since the glass product 20 is made of a fragile material and has a high surface finish requirement, it is impossible to directly clamp and operate on the surface. The chuck 30 of the present utility model clamps the glass product 20 relatively along the length direction of the glass product 20, thereby avoiding these problems caused by intermediate clamping. On the other hand, due to the setting of the flexible base assembly 10 in the flexible clamping mechanism of the present utility model, when the glass product 20 is subjected to unbalanced forces, the flexible base assembly 10 can buffer the unbalanced forces, causing the glass product 20 to deflect to conform to the forces, thereby protecting the glass product 20 from chipping, corner breaking, cracking, breaking, etc. due to unbalanced forces and improving the product yield rate.
[0029] Optionally, as Figure 1 shown, the chuck 30 includes a fixed clamping block 31 and a movable clamping block 32 that are relatively spaced apart. The fixed clamping block 31 is vertically and fixedly supported on the flexible base assembly 10. The driving member 40 is disposed on the flexible base assembly 10, and the movable clamping block 32 is fixedly mounted on the driving end of the driving member 40. In this optional solution, the driving member 40 is a slide cylinder. During operation, when the slide cylinder contracts, the movable clamping block 32 retreats relative to the fixed clamping block 31, and the distance between the two increases. After the external feeding mechanism clamps the glass product 20 and enters between the two, the slide cylinder extends, driving the movable clamping block 32 to move towards the fixed clamping block 31, and the movable clamping block 32 cooperates with the fixed clamping block 31 to clamp the glass product 20 relatively along the axis, thereby completing the clamping operation of the glass product 20. The chuck 30 of this optional solution has a simple structural setting and a simple action process, and the clamping operation of the glass product 20 is simple, which can effectively reduce the cost of mechanism preparation and the clamping and positioning difficulty of the glass product 20. On the other hand, since the glass product 20 is made of a fragile material and has a high surface finish requirement, it is impossible to directly clamp and operate on the surface. The chuck 30 of the present utility model can clamp the glass product 20 relatively along the length direction of the glass product 20 through the relatively spaced fixed clamping block 31 and movable clamping block 32, thereby avoiding these problems caused by intermediate clamping.
[0030] Furthermore, as Figure 1As shown, the chuck 30 further includes two positioning clips 33 made of plastic material. The two positioning clips 33 are respectively fixed on the opposite inner side wall surfaces of the fixed chuck 31 and the movable chuck 32, and the upper ends of the positioning clips 33 extend to be flush with the top ends of the corresponding fixed chuck 31 or movable chuck 32, or slightly lower than the top ends of the fixed chuck 31 and the movable chuck 32, so as to plastically clamp both ends of the glass product 20. In this alternative solution, by adding the positioning clips 33 made of plastic material, the clamping force required for clamping the glass product 20 can be achieved to stably clamp it, and at the same time, the problem that the fragile glass product 20 is easily broken during rigid clamping can be effectively prevented; in addition, since the clamping ends for clamping are reserved at both ends of the glass product 20 when it is cut and formed, in order to avoid the influence of the existence of the clamping ends on the clamping of the glass product 20 in this solution, the upper ends of the positioning clips 33 are extended to be flush with the top ends of the corresponding fixed chuck 31 or movable chuck 32, or slightly lower than the top ends of the fixed chuck 31 and the movable chuck 32, so as to use the positioning clips 33 to clamp both ends of the glass product 20, rather than both ends of the clamping ends, thereby improving the clamping accuracy and clamping stability.
[0031] Optionally, as Figure 1 shown, the flexible clamping mechanism further includes two sets of in-place detectors 50 for detecting whether the glass product 20 is clamped in place. The two sets of in-place detectors 50 are respectively arranged on the opposite inner side wall surfaces of the fixed chuck 31 and the movable chuck 32, so as to detect whether there is a glass product 20 within the set detection distance, and then reflect whether the glass product 20 is clamped in place. Since the glass product 20 is fragile, if it is processed without being clamped in place, it is easy to break and chip. Therefore, during processing, it should be parallel to the processing tool, that is, the glass product 20 is horizontally arranged for processing. To detect whether the clamped glass product 20 is horizontal, a set of in-place detectors 50 with the same installation height are respectively arranged at both ends of the glass product 20, for detecting whether there is a glass product 20 within the set detection distance. When both sets of in-place detectors 50 detect the glass product 20, it indicates that the glass product 20 is clamped in place. When one set of in-place detectors 50 or both sets of in-place detectors 50 do not detect the glass product 20, it means that the glass product 20 is not clamped in place, and thus the controller alarms to remind to reposition and clamp.
[0032] In this alternative solution, as Figure 1 shown, the in-place detector 50 includes a fixed block 51 that is horizontally adjustable and connected to the inner side wall surface of the corresponding fixed chuck 31 or movable chuck 32, and a proximity sensor 52 that is vertically adjustable and installed on the fixed block 51. The proximity sensor 52 is located below the clamped glass product 20, so as to detect whether there is a glass product 20 within the set detection distance. Only when both proximity sensors 52 detect the glass product 20, it indicates that the glass product 20 is horizontally clamped and meets the clamping requirements.
[0033] In a specific embodiment of this alternative solution, as Figure 1 shown, on the inner side wall surfaces of the fixed clamping block 31 and the movable clamping block 32 facing each other, there are correspondingly provided mounting transverse grooves 301 that are concave and extend horizontally in the width direction. A plurality of first threaded holes are sequentially arranged at intervals along the transverse direction at the bottom of the mounting transverse groove 301. An installation vertical hole for the proximity sensor 52 to pass through vertically is formed in the fixed block 51, and a second threaded hole that is vertically communicated with the installation vertical hole and penetrates the outer wall surface of the fixed block 51. The side end of the fixed block 51 is slidably embedded in the mounting transverse groove 301 and is fixed in the mounting transverse groove 301 by a first fastener passing through it and the corresponding first threaded hole; during installation, by adjusting the position of the first fastener and the matching first threaded hole, the installation position of the fixed block 51 along the transverse direction is adjusted, so that the proximity sensor 52 corresponds to the detection of glass products 20 with different widths or different transverse clamping positions, improving the detection adaptation range. The mounting rod of the proximity sensor 52 passes through the installation vertical hole and is tightly fixed to the fixed block 51 by a second fastener passing through the second threaded hole; during installation, by adjusting the position of the mounting rod of the proximity sensor 52 in the installation vertical hole, the installation height of the proximity sensor 52 is adjusted, so that it corresponds to the detection of glass products 20 with different thicknesses and sizes, improving the detection adaptation range.
[0034] Optionally, as Figure 1 shown, each of the two positioning clips 33 is also provided with a ventilation hole that penetrates the positioning clip 33 and the corresponding fixed clamping block 31 or movable clamping block 32. The air inlet end of the ventilation hole is connected with a nozzle 60 for connecting with an external air supply device, so that the pressurized gas passes through the ventilation hole and blows away the debris staying on the positioning clip 33 and the in-place detector 50, improving the clamping stability and clamping accuracy of the positioning clip 33 for the glass product 20, as well as the detection accuracy of the in-place detector 50.
[0035] Optionally, as Figure 1 shown, the flexible base assembly 10 includes a support base 11, a plurality of elastic columns 12 vertically supported on the support base 11, and a support plate 13 supported on the upper ends of the plurality of elastic columns 12. The chuck 30 and the driving member 40 are respectively installed on the support plate 13. In this alternative solution, the structure of the flexible base assembly 10 is simply arranged and is easy to process and prepare. At the same time, while providing the flexible force required for the support plate 13 through the plurality of elastic columns 12, the structural arrangement of the flexible base assembly 10 is greatly simplified.
[0036] In this alternative solution, as Figure 2As shown, each elastic column 12 includes a mounting bolt 121 and a spring 122 for providing flexible support elasticity. The mounting bolt 121 is vertically arranged, with its bottom end fixed to the support base 11, and the opposite top end passing through the support plate 13 upward. The spring 122 is sleeved on the outer circumference of the mounting bolt 121 along the length direction of the mounting bolt 121, and the upper and lower ends of the spring 122 are respectively limited within the support plate 13 and the support base 11 to elastically support the support plate 13. When the glass product 20 is subjected to unbalanced forces, the four elastic columns 12 will buffer accordingly, causing the glass product 20 to deflect to conform to the force, that is, driving the glass product 20 to fit the force direction, thereby protecting the glass product 20 from being broken or chipped due to unbalanced forces.
[0037] Preferably, as Figure 2 shown, the support plate 13 is provided with a through hole for the mounting bolt 121 to pass through. An upper limit groove that is concave and used to limit the upper end of the spring 122 is further provided on the lower surface of the support plate 13, and the upper limit groove is coaxially communicated with the through hole. A lower limit groove that is concave and used to limit the lower end of the spring 122 is further provided on the upper surface of the support base 11. The upper and lower ends of the spring 122 respectively extend into the upper limit groove and the lower limit groove for limitation. The diameter of the through hole and the inner diameter of the spring 122 are both larger than the outer diameter of the screw rod of the mounting bolt 121. In this preferred solution, first, the flexible base assembly 10 is supported by four compression springs, enabling up and down floating and being flexible. Secondly, the structure of the spring 122 is as Figure 2 shown. Since the diameter of the through hole and the inner diameter of the spring 122 are both larger than the outer diameter of the screw rod of the mounting bolt 121, the overall structure can swing slightly in all directions, driving the glass product 20 to fit the force direction, and the spring 122 is simultaneously limited within the upper limit groove of the support plate 13 and the lower limit groove of the support base 11.
[0038] The above are only the preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not used to limit the present invention. For those skilled in the art, various modifications and changes can be made to the present invention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention shall be included within the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A flexible clamping mechanism, characterized in that: include: A flexible base assembly (10) for flexible support, a chuck (30) for clamping a glass product (20) to be ground, and a driving member (40) for driving the chuck (30); The clamp (30) and the driving member (40) are respectively mounted on the flexible base assembly (10), and the clamp (30) is connected to the driving end of the driving member (40) so as to be opened under the action of the driving member (40) to allow the glass product (20) to be placed therein, and to be closed after the glass product (20) is positioned and placed therein so as to relatively clamp the glass product (20) along the length direction of the glass product (20); The flexible base assembly (10) is also used to provide buffering when the glass product (20) is subjected to unbalanced force during processing, so that the glass product (20) is deflected to comply with the force.
2. The flexible clamping mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that: The clamping head (30) comprises a fixed clamping block (31) and a movable clamping block (32) which are arranged relatively at intervals; The fixed clamp block (31) is vertically fixedly supported on the flexible base assembly (10); The driving component (40) is arranged on the flexible base assembly (10), and the movable clamping block (32) is fixedly mounted on the driving end of the driving component (40).
3. The flexible clamping mechanism according to claim 2, characterized in that: The clamp (30) further comprises two positioning clamps (33) made of plastic material; The two positioning clips (33) are respectively fixed on the inner side wall surfaces of the fixed clamp block (31) and the movable clamp block (32) which are opposite to each other, and the upper end of each positioning clip (33) extends to be flush with the top end of the corresponding fixed clamp block (31) or the movable clamp block (32), or slightly lower than the top end of the fixed clamp block (31) and the movable clamp block (32), so as to be used for plastically clamping the two ends of the glass product (20).
4. The flexible clamping mechanism according to claim 3, characterized in that: The flexible clamping mechanism also includes two groups of in-place detectors (50) for detecting whether the glass product (20) is clamped in place; Two sets of in-place detectors (50) are respectively arranged on the inner side walls of the fixed clamping block (31) and the movable clamping block (32) facing each other, so as to detect whether there is a glass product (20) within a set detection distance, thereby reflecting whether the glass product (20) is clamped in place.
5. The flexible clamping mechanism according to claim 4, characterized in that: The in-position detector (50) comprises a fixed block (51) which is laterally adjustable and connected to the inner wall of the corresponding fixed clamping block (31) or the movable clamping block (32), and a proximity sensor (52) which is vertically adjustable and mounted on the fixed block (51); The proximity sensor (52) is located below the clamped glass product (20) to detect whether the glass product (20) is within a set detection distance.
6. The flexible clamping mechanism according to claim 5, characterized in that: The fixed clamp block (31) and the movable clamp block (32) are provided with corresponding installation transverse grooves (301) which are concave and extend transversely in the width direction on the inner side wall surfaces facing each other, and a plurality of first threaded holes are provided at intervals in the transverse direction at the bottom of the installation transverse groove (301); The fixing block (51) is provided with a vertical installation hole for the proximity sensor (52) to pass through, and a second threaded hole vertically connected to the vertical installation hole and passing through the outer wall of the fixing block (51); The side end of the fixing block (51) is slidably embedded in the installation transverse groove (301), and is fixed in the installation transverse groove (301) by a first fastener penetrating the first threaded hole corresponding thereto; The mounting rod of the proximity sensor (52) is inserted into the mounting vertical hole and is fixed to the fixing block (51) by a second fastener inserted into a second threaded hole.
7. The flexible clamping mechanism according to claim 4, characterized in that: The two positioning clips (33) are each provided with a vent hole penetrating the positioning clip (33) and the corresponding fixed clip block (31) or movable clip block (32); The air inlet end of the vent hole is connected to an air nozzle (60) for connecting to an external air supply device, so that pressurized gas passes through the vent hole to blow away debris retained on the positioning clip (33) and the in-place detector (50).
8. The flexible clamping mechanism according to claim 2, characterized in that: The flexible base assembly (10) comprises a support base (11), a plurality of groups of elastic columns (12) vertically supported on the support base (11), and a support plate (13) supported on the upper ends of the plurality of groups of elastic columns (12); The clamping head (30) and the driving member (40) are respectively mounted on the supporting plate (13).
9. The flexible clamping mechanism according to claim 8, characterized in that: Each elastic column (12) includes a mounting bolt (121) and a spring (122) for supplying a flexible supporting elastic force; The mounting bolt (121) is vertically arranged, and the bottom end is fixed to the support base (11), and the top end thereof is upwardly penetrated by a support plate (13); The spring (122) is sleeved on the outer circle of the mounting bolt (121) along the length direction of the mounting bolt (121), and the upper and lower ends of the spring (122) are respectively limited in the support plate (13) and the support base (11) to elastically support the support plate (13).
10. The flexible clamping mechanism according to claim 9, characterized in that: The support plate (13) is provided with a through hole for the installation bolt (121) to pass through, and the lower surface of the support plate (13) is also provided with an upper limit groove which is concave and used for limiting the upper end of the spring (122), and the upper limit groove is coaxially connected with the through hole; The upper surface of the support base (11) is also provided with a lower limiting groove which is concave and used for limiting the lower end of the spring (122); The upper and lower ends of the spring (122) extend into the upper limit groove and the lower limit groove respectively for limiting position; The hole diameter of the through hole and the inner diameter of the spring (122) are both larger than the outer diameter of the screw rod of the mounting bolt (121).