Precision work holder for machine tools
CA 1165339 A · Owner: Argenbright, Carl T. · Inventors: Argenbright, Carl T.
Overview
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A work holder for precision positioning and movement of a workpiece (20) relative to a machine tool comprises a base (100) a pair, of spaced stocks (200, 300) mounted on the base a spindle assemblies, (210,310) supported on each of the stocks for rotation about a common axis, a chuck (246, 346) supported on each of the spindle assembly (210 310) for clamping the workpiece (20) therebetween and adjustable, mounting means (236 - 272 336 - 372) on each of the spindle assemblies (210, 310) for permitting movement of each of the chucks (246 346), transversely of the axis. A driveshaft (406) and gearing (402 408) is provided for imparting, rotation to one spindle assembly (210). A crank (422) is …
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- Granted April 10, 1984. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 10, 2001.
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