Abstract: The present invention relates to a cap tip detachment device capable of detaching cap tips which are fitted at the end of the shanks of a welding device. A pair of nail mounting boards, which mounts a fixed nail, a movable nail, and a slider, which is located between the nail mounting boards, are arranged on a linear rail. The movable nail of the pair of nail mounting boards includes a an arm extending toward an opposite side of a pivot shaft, and a spring that elastically urges the arm in a direction of separating from the nail mounting boards; and a distal end of each arm is abutted against the slider. When a shank is pushed against the fixed nail of one nail mounting board by a robot, the movable nails of both nail mounting boards open allowing the cap tip to be detached.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a cap tip detachment device capable of detaching cap tips 60 which are fitted at the end of the shanks 50 of a welding device. A pair of nail mounting boards 3 and 4, which mounts a fixed nail 8 and a movable nail 12, and a slider 5, which is located between the nail mounting boards, are arranged on a linear rail 2. The movable nail 12 of the pair of nail mounting boards 3 and 4 includes an arm 14 extending toward an opposite side of a pivot shaft 11, and a spring 16 that elastically urges the arm 14 in a direction of separating from the nail mounting board 3 and 4; and a distal end of each arm is abutted against the slider 5. When a shank 50 is pushed against the fixed nail 8 of one nail mounting board 3 by a robot, the movable nails 12 of both nail mounting boards 3 and 4 open allowing the cap tip 60 to be detached.

Abstract: A magazine for spot welding electrodes that stores mini chips and can feed the mini chips one by one. A mini chip storage portion and a cap chip storage portion slidably aligning and storing a plurality of mini chips and a plurality of cap chips are formed such that the mini chip storage portion and cap chip storage portion communicate with each other at one of their ends, where they open to the outside to serve as a supply port. When an arm is inserted into the supply port, a cap chip is mounted to the arm, as well as the cap chip presses the mini chip so that the mini chip is also mounted to the chip base. When the mounting operation is complete, a push-out member pushes the mini chips and cap chips so that the mini chips and cap chips are automatically fed to the supply port.

Abstract: An electrode unit of a spot welding machine in which a recessed fitting portion having a circular shape in section is formed in a surface of a projecting portion of an electrode holder. A first groove is formed in an inner peripheral surface of the recessed fitting portion. A cooling water passage continuous to the recessed fitting portion is formed in the electrode holder. A columnar fitting portion is formed in a base end of the abutting portion of the electrode. A second groove is formed in an outer peripheral surface of the fitting portion. The fitting portion is inserted in the recessed fitting portion. An O ring is fitted in the first groove and the second groove. Then the electrode is attached to the projecting portion. A cooling water circulated in the cooling water passage cools down the electrode and the projecting portion.

Abstract: A magazine for spot welding electrodes that stores mini chips and can feed the mini chips one by one. A mini chip storage portion and a cap chip storage portion slidably aligning and storing a plurality of mini chips and a plurality of cap chips are formed such that the mini chip storage portion and cap chip storage portion communicate with each other at one of their ends, where they open to the outside to serve as a supply port. When an arm is inserted into the supply port, a cap chip is mounted to the arm, as well as the cap chip presses the mini chip so that the mini chip is also mounted to the chip base. When the mounting operation is complete, a push-out member pushes the mini chips and cap chips so that the mini chips and cap chips are automatically fed to the supply port.