A high-speed, low-loss cyclone conversion cutting device for automobile steering knuckles

Abstract

This utility model discloses a high-speed, low-loss cyclone-type cutting device for automotive steering knuckles, including a machining table and a fixed bracket mounted on top of the machining table. A cutting mechanism is located at the bottom of the fixed bracket, and a water spray head is connected to the cutting mechanism. A collection mechanism is located at the center of the top of the machining table. The collection mechanism includes a through hole located at the center of the machining table, with connecting blocks on the inner walls of the four corners of the through hole. A common support platform is mounted on each of the four connecting blocks. The steering knuckle body is mounted on the support platform, and a guide gap exists between the support platform and the machining table. The support platform is located directly below the cutting mechanism. The high-speed, low-loss cyclone-type cutting device for automotive steering knuckles provided by this utility model has the technical effects of improving chip removal capability and reducing tool wear.

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