Abstract: A spindle device of a machine tool, which can prevent the liquefaction of atomized cutting fluid in atomized cutting fluid passage downstream of a straightening unit 14, enhance a responsiveness to an ejecting start or stop instruction, and prevent a waste of cutting fluid. The spindle device for a machine tool has atomized cutting liquid passage (e1, e2) each having a single-shape passage section and formed inside the device ranging from the spindle 1 to the tip end of a cutting tool 13 mounted thereto in one piece, and is operated so as to eject atomized cutting tool 13 via the atomized cutting fluid passages (e1, e2), wherein a straightening unit 14 formed with a plurality of small-diameter passages h are provided in the middle of the cutting liquid passages (e1, e2).

Abstract: A column fixed type machine tool capable of surely suppressing the dispersion of chips and coolant to the outside of a machining space and reducing the entire size thereof so as to increase a workability and improve a working environment, wherein a column (2) is installed fixedly on a bed (1), a spindle head (8) is installed at the front of the column movably in vertical, lateral and longitudinal directions (f1, f2, f3), a jig device (42) is installed on the bed at the front of the column, a column side cover body (cov1) densely covering the front surface of the column is provided so as to protect against the dispersion of chips, the cover body is formed so as to allow the spindle head (8) to be moved in vertical and lateral directions, a jig side cover body (cov2) covering at least the surrounding of a jig main body part (47) is installed, an intermediate cover body (cov3) covering the upper and right and left sides of the spindle head moving range is installed between the jig side cover body and the column

Abstract: A spindle device and a tool holder of a machine tool stably ejecting spray coolant from the tip of a tool (19) in a tool holder (18) and suppressing a waste of the spray coolant, wherein the tool holder (18) is fixed to the tip part of a spindle (2) mechanically detachably through clamp means (KR), an extension passage (104) is formed in the state that an in-spindle spray coolant passage (102) formed in the center part of the spindle (2) is formed to communicate with the in-holder spray coolant passage (103) through the extension passage (104).

Abstract: A tool holder for machine tool capable of surely preventing the cutting fluid oil, fed into a passage through-hole (e) in a tool holder main body (1), from leaking the connection part between a cutter (10) and the tool holder during the machining of a workpiece; the cutter used in the tool holder; and a tool driver used in the tool holder; the tool holder for machine tool, comprising the passage through-hole (e) at the rotating center part (x) of the holder main body (1), allowing the cutter (10) having a cutting fluid path (e5) formed therein to be inserted into the front part of the passage through-hole (e), and being formed so that the cutter (10) is fixed by a fixing means (3) fitted to the tip of the holder main body (1), wherein a cylindrical female surface part for sealing (10b) is formed at the rear end part of the cutter (10), a cylindrical female surface part for sealing (e3a) allowing the cylindrical male surface part for sealing (10b) to be inserted closely therein is formed in the passage through

Abstract: A machine tool and a cover device for the machine tool capable of preventing work cutting chips and coolant from falling on the rear part of a spindle head (8) and the operating positions of a first saddle (4) and a second saddle (6) without expanding the lateral width of the machine tool, wherein a column (2) is fixedly installed on a bed (1), the first saddle (4) is guided on the front surface of the column (2) movably in vertical direction (f1), the second saddle (6) is guided on the front surface of the first saddle (4) movably in lateral direction (f2), and the spindle device (8) is guided on the second saddle (6) movably in longitudinal direction (f3) and, in addition, a first cover plate (31) is fixed to the second saddle (6), a side cover plate (33) is installed continuously with each of the right and left side edges of the cover plate (31) bendably in longitudinal direction (f3), a second cover plate (39) is fixed integrally with the first saddle (4), and a third cover plate (41) is installed fixedly

Abstract: A machine tool comprises a bed 1 having longitudinal guiding tracks 7, 7 on upper faces of right and left side parts 4, 4 respectively, a cutting unit 2 hung and supported by the guiding tracks 7, 7, moving in a longitudinal direction, and having a cutting part at its front, and a work fixing table 3 integrally attached on the bed 1, cover faces provided between the cutting unit 2 and the work fixing table 3 to surround an upper face as well as right and left side faces of the cutting part 2, and a cover device 14 forming a working space with only the bottom open relative to the cover faces, the work fixing table 3 and the cutting unit 2, wherein right and left side faces “d”, “d” of the cover faces hang below the guiding tracks 7, 7 inside the right and left side parts 4, 4 of the bed 1.

Abstract: A machine tool capable of reducing the vibration of a spindle head to enable a high-precision machining, wherein a column (2) is mounted fixedly onto a bed (1), a first saddle (4) forming a square frame body of rectangular cross-section is mounted on the column (2) movably in vertical direction (f1), a second saddle (6) forming a square frame body (6a) smaller in size than the above square frame body is mounted inside the first saddle (4) movably in lateral direction (f2), a horizontal guide frame (6b) of a specified length is mounted on the rear surface of the square frame body (6a) of the second saddle (6) in the state of being crossed at right angle to the rear surface, rail members (5, 7) are laid down on square frame body upper and lower prismatic bodies (4b, 4c) of the first saddle (4) and the horizontal guide frame (6b) of the second saddle (6), and concrete is filled sealingly into the square frame body of the first saddle (4) and/or the square frame body of the second saddle (6) and the horizontal gu

Abstract: A chip suction type machine tool continuously removing chips produced during work machining by air suction, comprising a tool attaching part (200) in which a vent hole (s1) is formed and a spindle head (100) having an air suction hole (s2) communicating with the vent hole (s1) wherein, with the tool attaching part (200) installed on the spindle head (100), a telescoping cylinder means (201) which is formed in an inclined surfaces crossing at an angle (&thgr;) of approximately 60° or below, and facing closely, the direction of the spindle, allows at least one of the downstream end part of the vent hole and the upstream end part of the air suction hole to be deformably telescoped and, in free state, is held in a retracted state so that these downstream and upstream end parts are departed from each other by elastic member (205) which is provided between the downstream end part of the vent hole (s1) and the upstream end part of the air suction hole (s2).

Abstract: The tool holder for machine tool includes grip 10a on an outer circumference held on an automatic exchange of a cutting edge 8. A through hole 10b is in the longitudinal center. An internal thread (g) is on one end of through hole 10b, and a tool stopper 11 is screwed on internal thread (g). A through hole 11a is in the longitudinal center of tool stopper 11. A conical engaging body 10c is on the other end of through hole 10b, so that conical engaging body 10c protrudes outwards. The conical engaging body 11c connects with a tool shank taper (n) and a flanged end face (m) of a main spindle. A mist receiving tube 12 is on a connecting side of through hole 10b, and a through hole 12a is in the longitudinal center of the mist receiving tube 12. A communicating tube 14 is in the through hole 12a of mist receiving tube 12 and through hole 11a of tool stopper 11, so that communicating tube 14 bridges them to flow cutting oil directly thereinside.

Abstract: A spindle supporting box structure, wherein longitudinal parts forming both ends of lateral parts at each of right and left longitudinal side faces facing, with a spindle therebetween, in a direction almost perpendicular to longitudinal side faces facing in a front-back direction are formed by longitudinal tubular members having suitable flexural rigidity. A damping structure wherein required frameworks of structures are formed by tubular members and wherein concrete is filled in the tubular members and then solidified. As an alternative, a powdery damping material or a jelly damping material is airtightly sealed in the tubular members. An inner space of one or more of the tubular members is made into a gas pressurized tank wherein a balance cylinder is connected to the gas pressurized tank and wherein the gas in the gas pressurized tank directly acts on a cylinder chamber of the balance cylinder.

Abstract: An air-suction chip removing device for use in continuously removing chips produced by a cutting tool such as a drill when a work is processed by a machine tool to another place without inflicting any damage onto the work. This device is characterized in that a surrounding body (8) is provided around the proximal end of a cutting tool (7) mounted on a spindle (1), that a tubular member (14) adapted to surround the cutting tool (7) in such a manner as to be freely withdrawn, that this tubular member (14) is formed into a shape in which an opening (p) formed in the distal end of the cutting tool (7) is narrowed toward the center of the cutting tool (7) and is biassed toward the distal end of the cutting tool (7) by means of a spring (17), and that a suction pipe (9) is connected to the surrounding body (8) for sucking air from the inside of the tubular member (14).

Abstract: A chip disposal device used in a machine tool for continuously expelling chips produced from a cutting tool such as a drill to another place, while a work is being processed with the tool. In this device, a hooding means (13) is slidably provided relative to a work (w) for forming an air-tight space around a cutting tool (11) such as a drill which is mounted on a spindle (3) of the machine tool by means of a cutting tool mounting member, and an air suction pipe (15) is provided for sucking the air from the space inside the hood. In addition, an air hole (11a) is formed in the shaft of the cutting tool (11) in such a manner that it is open at the tip end of the cutting tool at one end and at the other end is caused to communicate with passageways (p1, p2) open to the atmospheric area. In this case, the air hole (11a) may be connected to a compressed air supply pipe (33) at the other end instead of being open to the atmospheric area.

Abstract: It is possible to effectively supply mist to a machining point in a case of machining a comparatively deep point in a workpiece. For this purpose, two supply systems s1,s2 are provided to supply air and coolant separately into the spindle 1, and a mist generating device 33 which is able to jet mist by mixing air and coolant which are supplied through these supply systems is provided in the front edge of the spindle 1 or in the tool holder 8.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a spindle unit of a machine tool in which tools changing is available and especially relates to a spindle unit by which a tool in a tool holder can be quickly and safely clamped and unclamped. This spindle unit is characterized in that an operating hole along with the centerline axis of a rotary spindle is provided therein for fixing (or clamping) a tool, a draw bar furnished with a cylindrical body along with the inner circumferential face of the operating hole is provided therein, the lower portion of the cylindrical body is formed on the inclination face of a wedge body, and a tool is clamped by guiding a ball by which the pull stud of a tool holder is engaged, along with the inclination of the inclination face of the wedge body, that is, by movement of the ball toward the center of the spindle, and is unclamped by the reverse movement of the ball.