A sawing machine fixture for processing a welding groove of a steel plate
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202522258734.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-10-26
- Publication Date
- 2026-10-27
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-10-26
AI Technical Summary
当前普遍的坡口加工方式为火焰切割及机加工,采用火焰切割加工往往会造成切割位置过热严重影响焊接接头质量,而对于高强度钢种或耐磨钢等特殊钢种采用铣、刨等机加工较为困难,坡口加工时刀具损耗严重
本实用新型的锯床工件底座可以对加工坡口的钢板工件进行支撑,工件夹板和夹板滑动座对钢板工件的两侧进行夹紧,锯床的锯片通过工件夹板的槽口对钢板工件进行锯切;伸缩导轨放置在锯床工件底座上,伸缩导轨的长度可以随着钢板工件的长度进行伸缩,伸缩导轨可以对钢板支撑板进行支撑;两块钢板支撑板对钢板工件进行支撑,钢板支撑板的斜边倾斜角度与钢板坡口的角度相匹配,可以保证钢板坡口的加工角度;挡块固定连接在钢板支撑板下端的板面上方,钢板工件的下端顶在挡块上不会下滑。
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to a sawing fixture for beveling welded steel plates, belonging to the technical field of sawing processing tools. Background Technology
[0002] When welding materials thicker than 5mm, beveling is generally required to ensure full penetration. Currently, the common beveling methods are flame cutting and machining. Flame cutting often causes overheating at the cutting location, severely affecting the quality of the weld joint. For high-strength steel or wear-resistant steel, milling and planing are difficult, and tool wear is severe during beveling. A saw is a common machine tool for cutting steel. It uses high-strength alloy steel saw blades to cut steel, offering convenient processing at a low cost. If beveling could be done on high-strength steel and other special steel plates, it would greatly improve the quality of the beveling, shorten processing time, increase efficiency, and reduce costs. However, there are currently no suitable fixtures for beveling steel plates on saws, which urgently needs to be addressed. Utility Model Content
[0003] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a sawing fixture for processing weld bevels on steel plates. This sawing fixture can clamp the welded steel plate, and the steel plate can be processed by the sawing machine to ensure the quality of the weld bevel, improve processing efficiency, and reduce processing costs.
[0004] The technical solution to the above technical problem is: A sawing machine clamp for processing weld bevels on steel plates includes a sawing machine workpiece base, a workpiece clamping plate, and a clamping plate sliding seat. The sawing machine workpiece base is located below the saw blade, and the workpiece clamping plate and clamping plate sliding seat are mounted on the sawing machine workpiece base. The improvement is that it also includes a steel plate clamp, which includes a telescopic guide rail, end plates, a steel plate support plate, and stops. The telescopic guide rail is placed on the upper surface of the sawing machine workpiece base, and its length direction is parallel to the saw blade's movement direction. The two ends of the telescopic guide rail are respectively connected to the end plates, and the two end plates are respectively tightly connected to the inner sides of the workpiece clamping plates at both ends of the sawing machine workpiece base. The steel plate support plate is a right-angled triangular steel plate. One right-angled side of each of the two steel plate support plates is fixedly connected to the telescopic guide rail. The other right-angled side of each steel plate support plate is located in the vertical direction. The surfaces of the two steel plate support plates are perpendicular to the length direction of the telescopic guide rail. The horizontal inclination angle of the inclined sides of the two steel plate support plates matches the angle of the steel plate bevel. There are vertically downward notches on the inclined sides of the two steel plate support plates, which are opposite to the saw blade of the sawing machine. Two stops are fixed at the lower ends of the two steel plate support plates. The steel plate is placed on top of the two steel plate support plates. The inclined sides of the two steel plate support plates support the two ends of the lower surface of the steel plate. The lower end of the steel plate rests on the two stops.
[0005] The aforementioned sawing fixture for processing welded bevels on steel plates comprises a workpiece base consisting of two tracks with L-shaped cross-sections, placed parallel to each other with their inner L-shaped sides facing each other. A telescopic guide rail is placed on the inner L-shaped sides of the two tracks. The workpiece clamp consists of two vertical steel plates with their surfaces perpendicular to the length direction of the workpiece base. A vertical groove is located at the center of each workpiece clamp, facing the saw blade. The clamp sliding seat consists of a base plate and two inclined plates. The base plate is rectangular and placed between the inner L-shaped sides of the two tracks of the workpiece base. The two inclined plates are vertically welded to the base plate, with a gap between them corresponding to the groove at the center of the workpiece clamp. The front ends of the base plate and the inclined plates are welded to the rear surfaces of the workpiece clamp. The bottom surfaces of the workpiece clamp and the clamp sliding seat are in sliding fit with the inner L-shaped surfaces of the tracks of the workpiece base.
[0006] The aforementioned sawing fixture for processing welded bevels on steel plates comprises a telescopic guide rail consisting of a support base plate, cross connecting plates, and pins. The support base plate and cross connecting plates are both elongated steel plates, with the support base plate being longer than the cross connecting plates. One end of the support base plate has a round shaft hole, and the other end has a long round shaft hole. The cross connecting plates have round shaft holes at both ends and in the middle. The round shaft holes in the middle of two cross connecting plates are rotatably connected by pins to form a group. The round shaft holes at both ends of four groups of cross connecting plates are sequentially connected by pins. The two round shaft holes on the outer sides of the two groups of cross connecting plates at both ends are rotatably connected to the end plates at both ends by pins. The two round shaft holes on the inner sides of the two groups of cross connecting plates at both ends are rotatably connected to the round shaft holes and long round shaft holes of the two support base plates by pins. The upper surfaces of the two support base plates are perpendicularly welded to the right-angled edges of the lower parts of the two steel plate support plates.
[0007] The aforementioned sawing fixture for processing welded bevels on steel plates has an end plate consisting of a T-shaped structure made up of a straight plate and a horizontal plate. The straight plate and the horizontal plate are rectangular strips, and their length directions are perpendicular to the length direction of the sawing workpiece base. The surface of the straight plate is placed vertically, and one side of the horizontal plate is vertically welded to the central axis of the straight plate. One end of the horizontal plate has a round shaft hole, and the other end has an elongated round shaft hole. The round shaft hole and the elongated round shaft hole of the horizontal plate are rotatably connected to both ends of the telescopic guide rail via pins. The outer sides of the straight plates of the two end plates are respectively tightly connected to the inner sides of the workpiece clamping plates at both ends of the sawing workpiece base.
[0008] The aforementioned sawing fixture for processing welded bevels on steel plates comprises a stop block consisting of an upper top block and lower clamping plates. The upper top block is a cuboid, and the lower clamping plates are rectangular plates. The two lower clamping plates are parallel and opposite to each other, with one end of each lower clamping plate vertically welded to the lower end of the upper top block. The upper top block and the lower clamping plates form an L-shaped structure. The gap between the two lower clamping plates matches the thickness of the steel plate support plate. The two lower clamping plates are clamped above the lower end of the steel plate support plate. Each of the two lower clamping plates has two opposing positioning holes on its surface. The two positioning blocks are arranged sequentially along the length of the lower clamping plates. The steel plate support plate has two round holes on its surface that correspond to the positioning holes of the lower clamping plates. Fixing bolts pass through the fixing holes and the round holes to fix the two lower clamping plates of the stop block to the surface of the steel plate support plate.
[0009] The above-mentioned sawing fixture for processing steel plate weld bevels has two steel plate support plates with an angle of 20~45° between the hypotenuse and the horizontal plane. When the steel plate bevel angle is A°, the angle between the hypotenuse and the horizontal plane of the steel plate support plate is (90-A / 2).
[0010] The beneficial effects of this utility model are: The workpiece base of this utility model can support the steel plate workpiece for beveling. The workpiece clamping plate and the clamping plate sliding seat clamp the two sides of the steel plate workpiece. The saw blade of the sawing machine cuts the steel plate workpiece through the groove of the workpiece clamping plate. The telescopic guide rail is placed on the workpiece base of the sawing machine. The length of the telescopic guide rail can be extended and retracted with the length of the steel plate workpiece. The telescopic guide rail can support the steel plate support plate. Two steel plate support plates support the steel plate workpiece. The inclination angle of the inclined side of the steel plate support plate matches the angle of the steel plate bevel, which can ensure the processing angle of the steel plate bevel. The stop block is fixedly connected to the upper surface of the lower end of the steel plate support plate. The lower end of the steel plate workpiece rests on the stop block and will not slide down.
[0011] This utility model has a simple structure and is easy to use. It can effectively avoid the quality problems of welded joints caused by overheating of some steel plates due to flame cutting and the difficulties in machining high-hardness steel plates. It can efficiently and quickly complete the beveling of welded steel plates, ensure the quality of the welded bevel, improve processing efficiency, reduce processing costs, and is applicable to mainstream sawing machines on the market and can accommodate beveling of steel plates of different sizes. Attached Figure Description
[0012] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the usage state of this utility model; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the steel plate clamp of this utility model.
[0013] The following are the markings in the diagram: 1. Steel plate; 2. Saw blade; 3. Workpiece base of the saw; 4. Workpiece clamping plate; 5. Clamping plate sliding seat; 6. Telescopic guide rail; 7. End plate; 8. Steel plate support plate; 9. Stop block; 10. Notch; 11. Groove; 12. Base plate; 13. Inclined plate; 14. Support base plate; 15. Cross connecting plate; 16. Pin shaft; 17. Straight plate; 18. Horizontal plate; 19. Upper top block; 20. Lower clamping plate; 21. Fixing bolt. Detailed Implementation
[0014] This utility model consists of a saw workpiece base 3, a workpiece clamping plate 4, a clamping plate sliding seat 5, a telescopic guide rail 6, an end plate 7, a steel plate support plate 8, and a stop block 9.
[0015] Figure 1 The workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine is the foundation of the sawing machine fixture, used to support the various components of the sawing machine fixture and the steel plate 1 used for processing bevels. The workpiece base 3 is located below the saw blade 2 and consists of two rails with L-shaped cross-sections. The two rails are placed parallel to each other, with the inner sides of the L-shapes facing each other. The telescopic guide rail 6 is placed on the inner sides of the L-shapes of the two rails.
[0016] Figure 1 The workpiece clamping plate 4 is installed on the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine, clamping the steel plate workpiece on both sides. The workpiece clamping plate 4 consists of two vertical steel plates, with the surfaces of the two workpiece clamping plates 4 perpendicular to the length direction of the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine. There is a vertical slot 11 at the center of the two workpiece clamping plates 4, which is opposite to the saw blade 2 of the sawing machine. The saw blade 2 of the sawing machine cuts the steel plate workpiece through the slot 11 of the workpiece clamping plate 4.
[0017] Figure 1 The workpiece clamping plate 4 is fixed to the rear of a clamping plate sliding seat 5, which is mounted on the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine to support and push the workpiece clamping plate 4. The clamping plate sliding seat 5 consists of a base plate 12 and two inclined plates 13. The base plate 12 is a rectangular plate and is placed between the inner sides of the L-shaped tracks of the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine. The two inclined plates 13 are vertically welded to the base plate 12, and there is a gap between the two inclined plates 13 that aligns with the slot 11 in the center of the workpiece clamping plate 4. When the saw blade 2 is sawing, the clamping plate sliding seat 5 does not affect the movement of the saw blade 2. The front ends of the base plate 12 and the inclined plates 13 are welded to the rear surface of the workpiece clamping plate 4, and the bottom surfaces of the workpiece clamping plate 4 and the clamping plate sliding seat 5 are in sliding fit with the inner surfaces of the L-shaped tracks of the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine.
[0018] Figure 1 , 2 The diagram shows that the steel plate 1 is supported by a steel plate clamp during sawing. The steel plate clamp includes a telescopic guide rail 6, an end plate 7, a steel plate support plate 8, and a stop block 9.
[0019] The telescopic guide rail 6 is placed on the upper surface of the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine. The length direction of the telescopic guide rail 6 is parallel to the movement direction of the saw blade 2 of the sawing machine. The length of the telescopic guide rail 6 can be varied to accommodate steel plates 1 of different lengths for sawing. The telescopic guide rail 6 is the foundation for supporting the steel plate 1.
[0020] Two end plates 7 are respectively connected to the two ends of the telescopic guide rail 6, and the two end plates 7 are respectively tightly connected to the inner side of the workpiece clamping plate 4 at both ends of the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine.
[0021] The steel plate support plates 8 are right-angled triangular steel plates. One right-angled side of each of the two steel plate support plates 8 is fixedly connected to the telescopic guide rail 6, and the other right-angled side of each steel plate support plate 8 is in the vertical direction. The surfaces of the two steel plate support plates 8 are perpendicular to the length direction of the telescopic guide rail 6. The horizontal inclination angle of the hypotenuses of the two steel plate support plates 8 matches the angle of the steel plate bevel. There are vertically downward notches 10 on the hypotenuses of the two steel plate support plates 8, and the notches 10 are opposite to the saw blade 2 of the sawing machine. The steel plate 1 is placed on top of the two steel plate support plates 8, and the hypotenuses of the two steel plate support plates 8 support the two ends of the lower surface of the steel plate 1.
[0022] Two blocks 9 are fixed to the lower ends of two steel plate support plates 8 respectively. The lower end of the steel plate 1 rests on the two blocks 9. The blocks 9 are used to prevent the steel plate 1 from sliding down the inclined surface of the steel plate support plate 8.
[0023] Figure 2 The telescopic guide rail 6 is composed of a support base plate 14, a cross connecting plate 15, and a pin 16. The support base plate 14 and the cross connecting plate 15 are both elongated steel plates, with the length of the support base plate 14 exceeding the length of the cross connecting plate 15. Each support base plate 14 has a round shaft hole at one end and an elongated round shaft hole at the other end. The upper surfaces of the two support base plates 14 are perpendicularly welded to the lower right-angled edges of the two steel plate support plates 8. The cross connecting plate 15 has round shaft holes at both ends and in the middle.
[0024] Figure 2 As shown, the two cross connecting plates 15 of the telescopic guide rail 6 are connected by a pin 16 to form a group. The round shaft holes at both ends of the four groups of cross connecting plates 15 are connected in sequence by pins 16. The two round shaft holes on the outer side of the two groups of cross connecting plates 15 at both ends are rotatably connected to the end plates 7 at both ends by pins 16. The two round shaft holes on the inner side of the two groups of cross connecting plates 15 at both ends are rotatably connected to the round shaft holes and elongated round shaft holes of the two support base plates 14 by pins 16.
[0025] Figure 2The end plates 7 at both ends of the telescopic guide rail 6 are composed of straight plates 17 and horizontal plates 18. Straight plates 17 and horizontal plates 18 are rectangular strips, with their length directions perpendicular to the length direction of the sawing machine workpiece base 3. The surface of the straight plate 17 is placed vertically, and one side of the horizontal plate 18 is vertically welded to the central axis of the straight plate 17. One end of the horizontal plate 18 has a round shaft hole, and the other end has an elongated round shaft hole. The round shaft hole and the elongated round shaft hole of the horizontal plate 18 are rotatably connected to the cross connecting plates 15 at both ends of the telescopic guide rail 6 via pins 16. The outer sides of the straight plates of the two end plates 7 are respectively tightly connected to the inner sides of the workpiece clamping plates 4 at both ends of the sawing machine workpiece base 3.
[0026] Figure 2 The lower end of the two steel plate support plates 8 is shown to be a stop block 9 consisting of an upper top block 19 and a lower clamping plate 20. The upper top block 19 is a cuboid, and the lower clamping plate 20 is a rectangular plate. The two lower clamping plates 20 are parallel and opposite to each other. One end of the two lower clamping plates 29 is vertically welded to the lower end of the upper top block 19. The upper top block 19 and the lower clamping plate 20 form an L-shaped structure. The gap between the two lower clamping plates 20 matches the thickness of the steel plate support plate 8. The two lower clamping plates 20 are clamped above the lower end of the steel plate support plate 8. There are two opposite positioning holes on the plate surface of the two lower clamping plates 20. The two positioning blocks are arranged sequentially along the length direction of the lower clamping plates 20. There are two round holes on the plate surface of the steel plate support plate 8, which correspond to the positioning holes of the lower clamping plates 20 respectively. The fixing bolts 21 pass through the fixing holes and the round holes to fix the two lower clamping plates 20 of the stop block 9 to the plate surface of the steel plate support plate 8. When the steel plate 1 is sawn, the lower end of the steel plate 1 will not slide down against the upper block 19 of the stop block 9.
[0027] Figure 2 The angle between the hypotenuse of the two steel plate support plates 8 and the horizontal plane is 20~45°. When the bevel angle of the steel plate is A°, the angle between the hypotenuse of the steel plate support plate 8 and the horizontal plane is (90-A / 2).
[0028] The usage process of this utility model is as follows: First, place the telescopic guide rail 6 onto the two rails of the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine. The end plates 7 at both ends of the telescopic guide rail 6 are respectively connected to the inner sides of the workpiece clamping plates 4 at both ends of the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine. Place the steel plate 1 to be cut onto the inclined sides of the two steel plate support plates 8, and make the lower end of the steel plate 1 press against the stop block 9 to prevent the steel plate 1 from sliding down. Then push the sliding seats 5 of the clamping plates at both ends of the workpiece base 3 of the sawing machine to move towards the middle. The two sliding seats 5 of the clamping plates respectively drive the workpiece clamping plates 4 to clamp the steel plate 1 from both sides. Turn on the sawing machine, and the saw blade 2 of the sawing machine cuts the steel plate 1 downwards. The inclination angle between the saw blade 2 and the steel plate 1 is the inclined side angle of the steel plate support plate 8. After the sawing is completed, the beveling of the steel plate 1 can be completed.
[0029] An embodiment of this utility model is as follows: The two supporting base plates 14 of the telescopic guide rail 6 are 250mm long, 60mm wide, and 5mm thick. The diameter of the round hole is 16mm, and the length of the oblong hole is 100mm and the width is 16mm. The eight cross connecting plates 15 of the telescopic guide rail 6 are 200mm long, 30mm wide, and 5mm thick; The straight plate 17 of the end plate 7 is 250mm long and 60mm high, the horizontal plate 18 is 60mm wide, the diameter of the round hole of the horizontal plate is 16mm, and the length of the oblong hole is 100mm and the width is 16mm. The thickness of the steel plate support plate 8 is 5mm, the length of the right-angled base is 300mm, the length of the right-angled side is 150mm, and the hypotenuse forms a 30° angle with the horizontal direction. The upper block 10 of the stop block 9 has a height of 60mm, a width of 80mm, and a thickness of 20mm. The lower clamping plate 20 has a length of 60mm, a width of 20mm, and a thickness of 6mm. The gap between the two lower clamping plates 20 is 5mm. The diameter of the positioning hole is 6mm and the spacing is 20mm. The diameter of the fixing bolt 21 is 6mm and the length is 25mm.
Claims
1. A sawing fixture for processing weld bevels on steel plates, comprising a sawing workpiece base (3), a workpiece clamping plate (4), and a clamping plate sliding seat (5), wherein the sawing workpiece base (3) is located below the saw blade (2), and the workpiece clamping plate (4) and the clamping plate sliding seat (5) are mounted on the sawing workpiece base (3), characterized in that: It also has a steel plate clamp, which includes a telescopic guide rail (6), an end plate (7), a steel plate support plate (8), and a stop (9). The telescopic guide rail (6) is placed on the upper surface of the workpiece base (3) of the sawing machine. The length direction of the telescopic guide rail (6) is parallel to the movement direction of the saw blade (2) of the sawing machine. The two ends of the telescopic guide rail (6) are respectively connected to the end plates (7). The two end plates (7) are respectively tightly connected to the inner side of the workpiece clamping plates (4) at both ends of the workpiece base (3) of the sawing machine. The steel plate support plate (8) is a right-angled triangular steel plate. One right-angled side of the two steel plate support plates (8) is fixedly connected to the telescopic guide rail (6). The other right-angled side of the two steel plate support plates (8) is fixedly connected to the telescopic guide rail (6). The corners are located in the vertical direction. The surfaces of the two steel plate support plates (8) are perpendicular to the length direction of the telescopic guide rail (6). The horizontal inclination angle of the two steel plate support plates (8) matches the angle of the steel plate bevel. There are vertically downward notches (10) on the two steel plate support plates (8). The notches (10) are opposite to the saw blade (2) of the sawing machine. The two stops (9) are fixed at the lower ends of the two steel plate support plates (8). The steel plate (1) is placed above the two steel plate support plates (8). The inclined sides of the two steel plate support plates (8) support the two ends of the lower surface of the steel plate (1). The lower end of the steel plate (1) rests on the two stops (9).
2. The sawing fixture for processing weld bevels on steel plates according to claim 1, characterized in that: The telescopic guide rail (6) consists of a support base plate (14), a cross connecting plate (15), and a pin (16). The support base plate (14) and the cross connecting plate (15) are both long strip steel plates. The length of the support base plate (14) is greater than the length of the cross connecting plate (15). One end of the support base plate (14) has a round shaft hole, and the other end has a long round shaft hole. The cross connecting plate (15) has round shaft holes at both ends and in the middle. The round shaft holes in the middle of the two cross connecting plates (15) are rotatably connected by the pin (16) to form a set. The round shaft holes at both ends of the cross-connecting plate (15) are connected sequentially by pins (16). The two round shaft holes on the outer side of the two sets of cross-connecting plates (15) at both ends are rotatably connected to the end plates (7) at both ends by pins (16). The two round shaft holes on the inner side of the two sets of cross-connecting plates (15) at both ends are rotatably connected to the round shaft holes and elongated shaft holes of the two support base plates (14) by pins (16). The upper surfaces of the two support base plates (14) are vertically welded to the lower right-angled edges of the two steel plate support plates (8).
3. The sawing fixture for processing weld bevels on steel plates according to claim 1, characterized in that: The end plate (7) is composed of a straight plate (17) and a horizontal plate (18) forming a T-shaped structure. The straight plate (17) and the horizontal plate (18) are rectangular strips. The length direction of the straight plate (17) and the horizontal plate (18) is perpendicular to the length direction of the sawing workpiece base (3). The plate surface of the straight plate (17) is placed vertically. One side of the horizontal plate (18) is vertically welded to the central axis of the straight plate (17). One end of the plate surface of the horizontal plate (18) has a round shaft hole, and the other end has a long round shaft hole. The round shaft hole and the long round shaft hole of the horizontal plate (18) are rotatably connected to the two ends of the telescopic guide rail (6) through the pin (16). The outer side of the straight plate (17) of the two end plates (7) is tightly connected to the inner side of the workpiece clamping plate (4) at both ends of the sawing workpiece base (3).
4. The sawing fixture for processing weld bevels on steel plates according to claim 1, characterized in that: The stop block (9) consists of an upper top block (19) and a lower clamping plate (20). The upper top block (19) is a cuboid, and the lower clamping plate (20) is a rectangular plate. The two lower clamping plates (20) are parallel to each other, and one end of each lower clamping plate (20) is vertically welded to the lower end of the upper top block (19). The upper top block (19) and the lower clamping plate (20) form an L-shaped structure. The gap between the two lower clamping plates (20) matches the thickness of the steel plate support plate (8). 0) Clamped above the lower end of the steel plate support plate (8), the two lower clamping plates (20) each have two opposite positioning holes on their plates. The two positioning blocks are arranged sequentially along the length of the lower clamping plates (20). The steel plate support plate (8) has two round holes on its plate that correspond to the positioning holes of the lower clamping plates (20). The fixing bolts (21) pass through the fixing holes and the round holes to fix the two lower clamping plates (20) of the stop block (9) to the plate surface of the steel plate support plate (8).
5. The sawing fixture for processing weld bevels on steel plates according to claim 1, characterized in that: The angle between the hypotenuse of the two steel plate support plates (8) and the horizontal plane is 20~45°. When the angle of the steel plate bevel is A°, the angle between the hypotenuse of the steel plate support plate (8) and the horizontal plane is 90-A / 2.