A T1-T2-A axis tool magazine replaces complex manipulators, cutting tool-change cost, space use, and control complexity in blade disc machining.
A single-servo indexing mechanism coordinates tool pot rotation and gripper actuation to cut transfer space in machine tools.
A self-aligned dielectric spacer matrix enables dense BEOL transistor arrays while lowering capacitive coupling and avoiding damage to existing devices.
A snap-fit electro-hydraulic joint and clamping layout keeps fluid and power aligned during EDM rotation, enabling automatic tool changing.
Mounting the magazine on the saddle shortens spindle travel, cuts tool change time, and reduces collision risk in large machining centers.
A saddle-mounted magazine and independently movable tool changer cut spindle travel, reducing tool change time and collision risk.
A laterally positioned spindle-cover gap uses centrifugal force to move chips outward, preserving smooth shaft rotation and machining efficiency.
By spacing the cover from the main shaft, centrifugal force drives chips away from the gap and keeps spindle rotation smooth during cutting.
A dual-output indexing mechanism uses one servo motor to convey, clamp, and rotate tool pots 90° while reducing machine tool installation space.
Two independent carriages and mechanized tool magazines enable precise, productive machining of large workpieces in one setup.
Rough and finish skiving are split between simple replaceable blades and dedicated finish blades to cut gear machining cost while keeping tooth accuracy.
Alternating rotation-stop and rotation-permit holes keep tool pots aligned during conveyance and tool change while link plates rotate independently.