Electric clamping cylinder tool
By introducing a linear motion mechanism of lead screw + reducer + motor and a control method of motor + encoder + driver into the electric clamping cylinder tool, the problems of low clamping force and narrow applicability of electric grippers are solved, realizing stable clamping and automated control in the automotive welding production environment, and enhancing the dustproof capability and manual operation flexibility of the equipment.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202423171988.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-12-20
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-02
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-12-20
AI Technical Summary
Existing electric grippers have relatively low clamping force and narrow applicability, making them unsuitable for working in environments such as automotive welding production, and also limiting their operation in cleanroom environments.
A linear motion mechanism consisting of a lead screw, reducer, and motor, combined with a cam follower, is used to increase clamping force and motion smoothness. An automated control method using a motor, encoder, and driver is employed. A position sensor and dustproof mechanism are added to enhance stability and dustproof functionality. A manual opening mechanism is designed to ensure manual opening in the event of a power outage.
It improves clamping force, expands the scope of application, is suitable for automotive welding production environments, enhances equipment stability and dustproof capabilities, and achieves flexibility in both automated control and manual operation.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of clamping cylinder tools, and in particular to an electric clamping cylinder tool. Background Technology
[0002] Power tools play a vital role in modern industry. Driven by electricity, they greatly improve work efficiency and reduce the intensity of manual labor. Power tools require relatively low investment.
[0003] The prior art involves the following three applications:
[0004] Application 1: Clamping Cylinder (CN218913326U) This utility model provides a clamping cylinder, including a cylinder, a housing, and clamping arms. A drive shaft is rotatably mounted inside the housing. The clamping arms are fixedly mounted at both ends of the drive shaft. A crank is fixedly mounted in the middle of the drive shaft, and a push-pull rod for driving its swing is connected to the crank. A baffle and a connecting rod are mounted at the lower end of the push-pull rod. The cylinder has a piston rod with a cylindrical cavity at its end. The connecting rod is slidably mounted inside the cylindrical cavity, with elastic support between the bottom end of the connecting rod and the top of the cylindrical cavity. A limiting ring corresponding to the baffle is mounted around the outer side of the piston rod. Adjustment mechanisms for vertically adjusting the position of the limiting ring are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the limiting ring. In this utility model, the position of the limiting ring can be adjusted vertically via the adjustment mechanisms to meet the needs of adjusting different upward swing angles of the clamping arms. The cylinder does not need to be disassembled during adjustment, improving the convenience of debugging.
[0005] Application 2: Electric Gripper (CN213946481U) This utility model relates to the field of gripper technology, providing an electric gripper, including a mounting base, a gripping mechanism, a driving mechanism, and a guiding mechanism. The gripping mechanism includes gripping fingers and a rack, with the rack fixedly connected to the gripping fingers. The driving mechanism includes a drive motor and an output gear, with the output gear connected to the output shaft of the drive motor and connected to the rack, driving the rack to perform linear reciprocating motion. The guiding mechanism includes a guide rail and a slider that slides with the guide rail. The guide rail and the rack are arranged parallel to each other. One of the guide rail and the slider is fixedly connected to the gripping fingers, and the other of the guide rail and the slider is fixedly connected to the mounting base. The electric gripper provided by this utility model uses a rack and gear combination to achieve a large stroke movement of the gripping fingers, and uses a guide rail and slider combination to improve the stability of the gripping finger movement, thereby solving the problems of small gripping stroke and low movement stability in existing grippers.
[0006] Application 3: Long-stroke Electric Gripper (CN216859769U) This application provides a long-stroke electric gripper, including a support base, a pair of gripping assemblies, and a drive assembly. The support base includes a support portion located between the pair of gripping assemblies. The drive assembly includes a motor, a nut, and a pusher. The rotor shaft of the motor has a protruding portion that extends into the support base. One end of the protruding portion away from the rotor of the motor passes through the pusher and is rotatably connected to the support portion. The nut is threaded onto the protruding portion. The pusher is sleeved on the nut and is hinged to the pair of gripping assemblies respectively. The long-stroke electric gripper provided in this application uses a lead screw and nut pair formed by the rotor shaft of the motor and the nut, avoiding the problem of difficulty in ensuring concentricity between the rotor shaft and the lead screw in related technologies. Furthermore, since the two ends of the protruding portion are supported on the rotor and the support portion respectively, the pusher driven by the nut is less prone to wobbling during movement, thereby solving the problems of poor concentricity between the rotor shaft and the lead screw and poor stability of the pusher during movement.
[0007] The technical challenges of this type of equipment are: electric grippers use electricity as the energy medium, resulting in relatively low clamping force, making them suitable only for lightweight and small objects, thus limiting their applicability; these grippers are best suited for operation in cleanroom environments and are not suitable for use in automotive welding production environments, thus limiting their application scope. Utility Model Content
[0008] To overcome the aforementioned problems in the prior art, this utility model provides an electric clamping cylinder tool.
[0009] This utility model discloses an electric clamping cylinder tool, including a clamping block, a clamping arm, a cylinder housing, an elbow mechanism, a linear motion mechanism, a position sensing mechanism, a dustproof mechanism, a power-off manual mechanism, and a control system. The elbow mechanism provides clamping force when the clamping tool is clamping. The linear motion mechanism transmits power to enable the entire tool to move. The position sensing mechanism detects the status of the electric clamping tool. The dustproof mechanism prevents dust from entering the clamping tool. The power-off manual mechanism seals the clamp and allows manual opening after power failure. The control system controls the movement of the clamping tool.
[0010] Based on this, the cylinder housing includes housing one and housing two, with housing two mounted on housing one.
[0011] Based on this, the elbow mechanism includes a rotating shaft, connecting rod one, connecting rod two, a pull rod, rotating shaft one, bushing one, bushing two, bushing three, rotating shaft two, bushing four, cam follower one, cam follower two, positioning shaft one, and positioning shaft two. The two ends of the rotating shaft are respectively connected to housing one and housing two. Bushing one is installed in the positioning hole of the rotating shaft. The rotating shaft is fitted into the inner hole of bushing one. The pull rod connects connecting rod one and connecting rod two. Bushing four is installed in the positioning hole of the pull rod. Rotating shaft two is fitted into the inner hole of bushing four. Connecting rod one and connecting rod two are respectively snapped into and locked on both sides of rotating shaft one and rotating shaft two. Cam follower one is positioned and locked to one side of the pull rod by positioning shaft one. Cam follower two is positioned and locked to the other side of the pull rod by positioning shaft two. Bushing two is installed in the inner mounting hole of housing one. Bushing three is installed in the inner mounting hole of housing two. Cam follower one is installed in the U-shaped groove of housing one.
[0012] Based on this, the calculation formula for the elbow mechanism is as follows:
[0013]
[0014] Where: M is the clamping torque, N is the clamping force, L is the distance between the rotating center island and the workpiece, l1 is the length of rod 1, l2 is the length of rod 2, x1 is the distance between the rotating center and the piston rod, φ is the sum of the opening angle and the initial angle of rod 1, and F is the force output by the linear drive mechanism.
[0015] Based on this, the linear motion mechanism includes bearing one, support sleeve one, lead screw nut, connecting plate, lead screw, bearing two, bearing three, support sleeve two, coupling and reducer. The lead screw nut is installed into the tie rod mounting hole. The connecting plate is installed on the tie rod mounting surface and locked, thus fixing the lead screw nut. The lead screw is installed into the lead screw nut to form linear motion. Support sleeve one is snapped into the lead screw front shaft. Bearing one is installed into the lead screw front shaft. Bearing two is installed into the lead screw end shaft. Bearing three is installed into the lead screw end shaft. Support sleeve two is snapped into the lead screw end shaft. The coupling is installed into the lead screw end shaft. The reducer is installed on the coupling. Bearing one, bearing two and bearing three are respectively located in the mounting groove of housing one.
[0016] Based on this, the positioning sensing mechanism includes a sensing plate, a clamping sensor, a sensor connecting bracket, an opening sensor, and a sensor connector. The sensing plate is installed in the mounting groove of the pull rod, the clamping sensor and the opening sensor are installed on the sensor connecting bracket, the sensor connecting bracket is installed on an inner mounting surface of the housing, and the sensor connector is installed on an outer mounting surface of the housing.
[0017] Based on this, the power-off manual mechanism includes a dust cover and a mounting shaft. The mounting shaft is sleeved onto the front end shaft of the lead screw, and the dust cover is installed on the cylinder housing.
[0018] Based on this, the dustproof mechanism includes sealing ring two, sealing ring three, connecting block, motor mounting base, motor connector, dust cover, motor protective cover and sealing ring one. Sealing ring two and sealing ring three are installed on the mounting shaft, the dust cover is installed on the motor protective cover, the motor connector is installed on the dust cover, and sealing ring one is installed on the upper end of the connecting block.
[0019] Based on this, the control system includes a motor, an encoder, a mounting plate, and a driver. The motor is mounted on the reducer, the encoder is mounted on the motor, the mounting plate is mounted on the motor protective cover, and the driver is mounted on the mounting plate.
[0020] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: It adopts a linear motion mechanism of lead screw + reducer + motor, and adds a cam follower during linear motion to ensure smoother tool movement; it uses a control method of motor + encoder + driver, which allows for control of the upward swing angle of the clamping arm, making it more automated than a cylinder; to ensure the stability of the equipment, a position sensor is added, and a dustproof function is added, using a sealing ring for dust prevention; in the event of a power failure, a manual opening function is added, allowing the tool to be manually opened using an Allen wrench. Attached Figure Description
[0021] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the electric clamping cylinder tool of this utility model;
[0022] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the shell structure of this utility model;
[0023] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the elbow lever mechanism of this utility model;
[0024] Figure 4 This is an exploded view of the elbow mechanism of this utility model;
[0025] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the linear motion mechanism of this utility model;
[0026] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the positioning sensing mechanism of this utility model;
[0027] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the power-off manual mechanism of this utility model;
[0028] Figure 8 This is the control system mechanism structure of this utility model;
[0029] Figure 9 This is a side sectional view of the electric clamping cylinder of this utility model;
[0030] Figure 10 This is a simplified diagram of the static analysis of the elbow mechanism;
[0031] In the diagram: 1. Clamping block, 2. Clamping arm, 3. Toggle mechanism, 3-1. Rotating shaft, 3-2. Connecting rod one, 3-3. Connecting rod two, 3-4. Pull rod, 3-5. Rotating shaft one, 3-6. Bushing one, 3-7. Bushing two, 3-8. Bushing three, 3-9. Rotating shaft two, 3-10. Bushing four, 3-11. Cam follower one, 3-12. Cam follower two, 3-13. Positioning shaft one, 3-14. Positioning shaft two, 4. Linear motion mechanism, 4-1. Bearing one, 4-2. Support sleeve one, 4-3. Lead screw nut, 4-4. Connecting plate, 4-5. Lead screw, 4-6. Bearing two, 4-7. Bearing three, 4-8. Support sleeve two, 4-9. Coupling, 4- 10. Reducer; 5. Position sensing mechanism; 5-1. Sensing plate; 5-2. Clamping sensor; 5-3. Sensor connecting bracket; 5-4. Opening sensor; 5-5. Sensor connector; 6. Dustproof mechanism; 6-1. Sealing ring two; 6-2. Sealing ring three; 6-3. Connecting block; 6-4. Motor mounting base; 6-5. Motor connector; 6-6. Dust cover; 6-7. Motor protective cover; 6-8. Sealing ring one; 7. Power-off manual mechanism; 7-1. Dust cover; 7-2. Mounting shaft; 8. Control system; 8-1. Motor; 8-2. Encoder; 8-3. Mounting plate; 8-4. Driver; 9. Cylinder housing; 9-1. Housing one; 9-2. Housing two. Detailed Implementation
[0032] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are only for explaining the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention.
[0033] This utility model discloses an electric clamping cylinder tool, referenced Figures 1-9 It includes a clamping block 1, a clamping arm 2, an elbow mechanism 3, a linear motion mechanism 4, a position sensing mechanism 5, a dustproof mechanism 6, a power-off manual mechanism 7, a control system 8, and a cylinder housing 9. The elbow mechanism 3 is used to provide clamping force when the clamping tool is clamped. The linear motion mechanism 4 is used to transmit power so that the entire tool can move. The position sensing mechanism 5 is used to detect the status of the electric clamping tool. The dustproof mechanism 6 is used to prevent dust from entering the clamping tool. The power-off manual mechanism 7 is used to seal and manually open after power failure. The control system 8 is used to control the action of the clamping tool.
[0034] The cylinder housing 9 includes housing 1 9-1 and housing 2 9-2, located on the outermost side. The toggle mechanism 3 includes a rotating shaft 3-1, connecting rod 1 3-2, connecting rod 2 3-3, tie rod 3-4, rotating shaft 1 3-5, bushing 1 3-6, bushing 2 3-7, bushing 3-8, rotating shaft 2 3-9, bushing 4 3-10, cam follower 1 3-11, cam follower 2 3-12, positioning shaft 1 3-13, and positioning shaft 2 3-14. The installation method is as follows: bushing 2 3-7 and bushing 3 3-8 are installed into the mounting holes inside housing 1 9-1 and housing 2 9-2 respectively; bushing 1 3-6 is installed into the positioning hole of rotating shaft 3-1; and bushing 4 3-10 is installed into tie rod 3-5. 4. Insert the rotating shaft 3-5 into the inner hole of bushing 3-6, and insert the rotating shaft 3-9 into the inner hole of bushing 3-10. Then, insert the connecting rod 3-2 and the connecting rod 3-3 into the two sides of the rotating shaft 3-5 and the rotating shaft 3-9 respectively, and lock them. Position and lock the cam follower 3-11 to one side of the pull rod 3-4 through the positioning shaft 3-13. Position and lock the cam follower 3-12 to the other side of the pull rod 3-4 through the positioning shaft 3-14. Install the elbow mechanism 3 installed above into the inner hole of bushing 3-7 in step 1. Install the cam follower 3-11 on the elbow mechanism 3 installed above into the U-shaped groove of housing 9-1.
[0035] refer to Figure 10 The toggle mechanism 3 is mainly used in electric clamping cylinders, and has a large clamping force during clamping. The calculation formula is as follows:
[0036]
[0037] Where: M is the clamping torque, N is the clamping force, L is the distance between the rotating center island and the workpiece, l1 is the length of rod 1, l2 is the length of rod 2, x1 is the distance between the rotating center and the piston rod, φ is the sum of the opening angle and the initial angle of rod 1, and F is the force output by the linear drive mechanism.
[0038] The linear motion mechanism 4 includes bearing 4-1, support sleeve 4-2, lead screw nut 4-3, connecting plate 4-4, lead screw 4-5, bearing 4-6, bearing 4-7, support sleeve 4-8, coupling 4-9, and reducer 4-10. The installation method is as follows: insert lead screw nut 4-3 into the mounting hole of pull rod 3-4; install connecting plate 4-4 onto the mounting surface of pull rod 3-4 and lock it; simultaneously fix lead screw nut 4-3; insert lead screw 4-5 into lead screw nut 4-3 to achieve linear motion; and then... Insert bearing 4-2 into the front shaft of lead screw 4-5, install bearing 4-1 into the front shaft of lead screw 4-5, install bearing 4-6 into the end shaft of lead screw 4-5, install bearing 4-7 into the end shaft of lead screw 4-5, insert support sleeve 4-8 into the end shaft of lead screw 4-5, install coupling 4-9 into the end shaft of lead screw 4-5, and install the above-assembled mechanism onto housing 9-1, ensuring that bearings 4-1, 4-6, and 4-7 correspond to the mounting slots in housing 9-1. The linear motion mechanism 4 is mainly used to transmit power, enabling the entire tool to move. When combined with cam follower 3-11 and cam follower 3-12, the movement of the entire mechanism becomes smoother and more stable. The linear motion mechanism 4 is mainly used to transmit power so that the entire tool can move. When combined with cam follower 1 3-11 and cam follower 2 3-12, the movement of the entire mechanism becomes smoother and more stable.
[0039] The positioning sensing mechanism 5 includes a sensing element 5-1, a clamping sensor 5-2, a sensor connecting bracket 5-3, an opening sensor 5-4, and a sensor connector 5-5. The installation method is as follows: the sensing element 5-1 is installed into the mounting slot of the pull rod 3-4; the clamping sensor 5-2 is installed onto the sensor connecting bracket 5-3; the opening sensor 5-4 is installed onto the sensor connecting bracket 5-3; the sensor connecting bracket 5-3 is installed onto the inner mounting surface of housing 9-1; and the sensor connector 5-5 is installed onto the outer mounting surface of housing 9-1. The positioning sensing mechanism 5 is mainly used to detect the status of the electric clamping tool. There is also an adjustment slot a at the location where the opening sensor 5-4 is installed onto the sensor connecting bracket 5-3, mainly used to adjust the opening angle of the electric clamping tool for convenient on-site use. After the above steps, housing 9-2 is installed onto housing 9-1 and locked, thus ensuring that the upper part of the electric clamping tool is installed.
[0040] The manual power-off mechanism 7 includes a dust cover 7-1 and a mounting shaft 7-2. Installation involves fitting the mounting shaft 7-2 onto the front end of the lead screw 4-5. Before installation, sealing rings 6-1 and 6-2 are installed onto the mounting shaft 7-2 to ensure a tight seal after installation. The dust cover 7-1 is then installed onto the cylinder housing 9. The mechanism is manually opened in the event of a power outage using an Allen wrench through the Allen hole at the front end of the lead screw 4-5. The manual power-off mechanism 7 is designed to provide both sealing and manual opening functionality after a power outage.
[0041] The control system 8 includes a motor 8-1, an encoder 8-2, a mounting plate 8-3, and a driver 8-4. The installation method is as follows: motor 8-1 is mounted on the reducer 4-10; encoder 8-2 is mounted on motor 8-1; mounting plate 8-3 is mounted on motor protective cover 6-7; driver 8-4 is mounted on mounting plate 8-3; dust cover 6-6 is mounted on motor protective cover 6-7; and motor connector 6-5 is mounted on dust cover 6-6. Unlike other drives that are placed inside an electrical cabinet, this tool integrates the drive into the electric clamping tool. This ensures the simplicity of equipment control and eliminates complex electrical wiring. The encoder is mainly used to control the opening angle; compared to pneumatic manual adjustment, this mechanism is more automatic and convenient.
[0042] The dustproof mechanism 6 includes sealing ring 2 6-1, sealing ring 3 6-2, connecting block 6-3, motor mounting base 6-4, motor connector 6-5, dust cover 6-6, motor protective cover 6-7, and sealing ring 1 6-8. The installation method is to install the control system 8 to the lower end of the motor mounting base 6-4, install sealing ring 1 6-8 to the upper end of the connecting block 6-3, install step 2 onto the cylinder housing 9, and lock it.
[0043] The tool is now installed.
[0044] The tool is dustproof by means of a sealing ring and the groove at 9-1 on the housing and the boss at 9-2 on the housing, thus forming the dustproof function of the entire tool and making it suitable for various industries.
[0045] The motor 8-1 is used as the power source to drive the lead screw 4-5 to rotate, which causes the lead screw nut 4-3 to move linearly, thereby driving the rotating shaft 3-1 on the elbow to rotate. Because the elbow can provide greater clamping force than other mechanisms, the electric clamping tool is more energy-efficient, quieter, and runs more smoothly than the cylinder.
[0046] In the description of this utility model, it should be understood that the terms "coaxial", "bottom", "one end", "top", "middle", "other end", "upper", "side", "top", "inner", "front", "center", "both ends", etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the drawings. They are only for the convenience of describing this utility model and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this utility model.
[0047] In this utility model, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "installation", "setting", "connection", "fixing", "screw connection", "pad", etc., should be interpreted broadly. For example, they can refer to a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral part; they can refer to a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; they can refer to a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; they can refer to the internal connection of two components or the interaction between two components. Unless otherwise explicitly limited, those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this utility model according to the specific circumstances.
[0048] The foregoing description illustrates and describes preferred embodiments of the present invention. As previously stated, it should be understood that the present invention is not limited to the forms disclosed herein and should not be construed as excluding other embodiments. It can be used in various other combinations, modifications, and environments, and can be altered within the scope of the inventive concept described herein through the foregoing teachings or related technical or knowledge. Any modifications and variations made by those skilled in the art that do not depart from the spirit and scope of the present invention should be within the protection scope of the appended claims.
Claims
1. An electric clamping cylinder tool, characterized in that: The clamping tool includes a clamping block (1), a clamping arm (2), a cylinder housing (9), an elbow mechanism (3), a linear motion mechanism (4), a position sensing mechanism (5), a dustproof mechanism (6), a power-off manual mechanism (7), and a control system (8). The elbow mechanism (3) provides clamping force when the clamping tool is clamped. The linear motion mechanism (4) transmits power so that the entire tool can move. The position sensing mechanism (5) detects the status of the electric clamping tool. The dustproof mechanism (6) protects the clamping tool from dust. The power-off manual mechanism (7) seals the tool and allows it to be manually opened after a power outage. The control system (8) controls the movement of the clamping tool.
2. The electric clamping cylinder tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cylinder housing (9) includes housing one (9-1) and housing two (9-2), and housing two (9-2) is mounted on housing one (9-1).
3. The electric clamping cylinder tool according to claim 2, characterized in that: The elbow lever mechanism (3) includes a rotating shaft (3-1), connecting rod one (3-2), connecting rod two (3-3), pull rod (3-4), rotating shaft one (3-5), bushing one (3-6), bushing two (3-7), bushing three (3-8), rotating shaft two (3-9), bushing four (3-10), cam follower one (3-11), cam follower two (3-12), positioning shaft one (3-13), and positioning shaft two (3-14). The rotating shaft (3-1) is connected to housing one (9-1) and housing two (9-2) at both ends. Bushing one (3-6) is installed in the positioning hole of the rotating shaft (3-1). Rotating shaft one (3-5) is fitted into the inner hole of bushing one (3-6). Pull rod (3-4) connects connecting rod one (3-2) and connecting rod two (3-3). Bushing four (3-10) 3-10) is installed into the positioning hole of the pull rod (3-4), the second rotating shaft (3-9) is fitted into the inner hole of the fourth bushing (3-10), the first connecting rod (3-2) and the second connecting rod (3-3) are respectively inserted into the two sides of the first rotating shaft (3-5) and the second rotating shaft (3-9) and locked, the first cam follower (3-11) is positioned and locked to one side of the pull rod (3-4) by the first positioning shaft (3-13), the second cam follower (3-12) is positioned and locked to the other side of the pull rod (3-4) by the second positioning shaft (3-14), the second bushing (3-7) is installed into the inner mounting hole of the first housing (9-1), the third bushing (3-8) is installed into the inner mounting hole of the second housing (9-2), and the first cam follower (3-11) is installed into the U-shaped groove of the first housing (9-1).
4. The electric clamping cylinder tool according to claim 3, characterized in that: The calculation formula for the elbow mechanism (3) is as follows: Where: M is the clamping torque, N is the clamping force, L is the distance between the rotating center island and the workpiece, l1 is the length of rod 1, l2 is the length of rod 2, x1 is the distance between the rotating center and the piston rod, φ is the sum of the opening angle and the initial angle of rod 1, and F is the force output by the linear drive mechanism.
5. The electric clamping cylinder tool according to claim 4, characterized in that: The linear motion mechanism (4) includes bearing one (4-1), support sleeve one (4-2), lead screw nut (4-3), connecting plate (4-4), lead screw (4-5), bearing two (4-6), bearing three (4-7), support sleeve two (4-8), coupling (4-9), and reducer (4-10). The lead screw nut (4-3) is installed into the mounting hole of the pull rod (3-4). The connecting plate (4-4) is installed on the mounting surface of the pull rod (3-4) and locked, thus fixing the lead screw nut (4-3). The lead screw (4-5) is installed into the lead screw nut (4-3) to form linear motion. The support sleeve one (4-1) 4-2) The bearing 1 (4-1) is inserted into the front shaft of the lead screw (4-5), the bearing 2 (4-6) is installed into the end shaft of the lead screw (4-5), the bearing 3 (4-7) is installed into the end shaft of the lead screw (4-5), the support sleeve 2 (4-8) is inserted into the end shaft of the lead screw (4-5), the coupling (4-9) is installed into the end shaft of the lead screw (4-5), and the reducer (4-10) is installed on the coupling (4-9). The bearing 1 (4-1), bearing 2 (4-6) and bearing 3 (4-7) are respectively located in the mounting groove of housing 1 (9-1).
6. The electric clamping cylinder tool according to claim 5, characterized in that: The positioning sensing mechanism (5) includes a sensing plate (5-1), a clamping sensor (5-2), a sensor connecting bracket (5-3), an opening sensor (5-4), and a sensor connector (5-5). The sensing plate (5-1) is installed in the mounting groove of the pull rod (3-4). The clamping sensor (5-2) and the opening sensor (5-4) are installed on the sensor connecting bracket (5-3). The sensor connecting bracket (5-3) is installed on the inner mounting surface of the housing (9-1). The sensor connector (5-5) is installed on the outer mounting surface of the housing (9-1).
7. The electric clamping cylinder tool according to claim 6, characterized in that: The power-off manual mechanism (7) includes a dust cover (7-1) and a mounting shaft (7-2). The mounting shaft (7-2) is sleeved onto the front end shaft of the lead screw (4-5), and the dust cover (7-1) is mounted on the cylinder housing (9).
8. The electric clamping cylinder tool according to claim 7, characterized in that: The dustproof mechanism (6) includes sealing ring two (6-1), sealing ring three (6-2), connecting block (6-3), motor mounting base (6-4), motor connector (6-5), dust cover (6-6), motor protective cover (6-7), and sealing ring one (6-8). Sealing ring two (6-1) and sealing ring three (6-2) are installed on the mounting shaft (7-2), the dust cover (6-6) is installed on the motor protective cover (6-7), the motor connector (6-5) is installed on the dust cover (6-6), and sealing ring one (6-8) is installed on the upper end of the connecting block (6-3).
9. The electric clamping cylinder tool according to claim 8, characterized in that: The control system (8) includes a motor (8-1), an encoder (8-2), a mounting plate (8-3), and a driver (8-4). The motor (8-1) is mounted on a reducer (4-10), the encoder (8-2) is mounted on the motor (8-1), the mounting plate (8-3) is mounted on a motor protective cover (6-7), and the driver (8-4) is mounted on the mounting plate (8-3).
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