Abstract: A positioning structure for a worm wheel which is configured to mesh with a worm spindle and contains: a body, a plurality of rolling assemblies, and at least one attaching material. The body includes plural accommodating grooves and plural recesses, wherein each recess forms on a bottom face of each accommodating groove and communicating with said each accommodating groove. Each rolling assembly includes a holder, a rolling ball, and a magnetic attracting element, wherein a width of the holder is less than a width of said each accommodating groove so as to form a gap between the holder and said each accommodating groove. Each attaching material is filled in the gap, and said each rolling assembly is adjustably moved to a fixing position of said each accommodating groove by using said each recess, such that said each attaching material locates the holder in said each accommodating groove.

Abstract: A servo-driven tool unclamping system for a machine tool contains: a tool changing unit, a tool unclamp unit, and a servo control unit. The tool changing unit includes a cam box, a first servo motor for driving the cam box, a driving shaft driven by the cam box, and a tool change arm driven by the driving shaft. The tool unclamp unit includes a spindle, a transmission assembly, and a second servo motor. The servo control unit includes a main controller, a first servo drive and a second servo drive both electrically connected with and controlled by the main controller. The first servo drive and the second servo drive are also electrically coupled with the first servo motor and the second servo motor and numerically control the tool changing unit and the tool unclamp unit, hence the tool change arm operates, and the spindle clamps and unclamps each tool.

Abstract: A servo motor drive is connected with at least two servo motors and contains: a main control unit, a power unit, and at least one servo drive module. Each servo drive module includes a communication interface unit, an input/output unit, a microprocessing unit, a field-programmable gate array, a current control unit, and a switching unit. The communication interface unit is electrically connected between the main control unit and the microprocessing unit. The input/output unit is electrically connected between the main control unit and the field-programmable gate array. The field-programmable gate array converts data of the at least two servo motors into digital data.

Abstract: A servo motor drive is connected with at least two servo motors and contains: a main control unit, a power unit, and at least one servo drive module. Each servo drive module includes a communication interface unit, an input/output unit, a microprocessing unit, a field-programmable gate array, a current control unit, and a switching unit. The communication interface unit is electrically connected between the main control unit and the microprocessing unit. The input/output unit is electrically connected between the main control unit and the field-programmable gate array. The field-programmable gate array converts data of the at least two servo motors into digital data.

Abstract: A mold trim member is formed of an elongated body member including spaced elongated channels extending along the longitudinal axis thereof; a backing member attached to the spaced channels so that the surface of the backing member is exposed between the channel members; a removable first insert member including cut-out portions and being inserted between the channels with the surface viewable between the cut-out portions and a removable second insert member inserted between the removable first insert member and the surface of the backing member with the surface of the second removable member viewable between the cut-out portions of the removable first insert member. The surface pattern of the second removable insert member may be changed either by inserting another second removable insert member having a different surface and/or changing the first removable insert member with another having different cut-out portions.