Device for clamping crankshafts in grinding machines

Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – Impregnating or coating an abrasive tool

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51105SP, 279 1L, 279 34, B24B 542

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044753187

ABSTRACT:
A device for clamping a crankshaft in a grinding machine has a rotary face plate which defines a lubricant-filled space and carries two parallel shafts for removable clamping jaws. The jaws can cooperate with a support, which is removably affixed to the face plate, to hold a crankshaft therebetween. The mechanism for pivoting the jaws toward and away from the support has a feed screw which is accessible from the outside of the face plate and extends into the space where it meshes with a nut which can pivot two bell crank levers in opposite directions. The bell crank levers are mounted on the two shafts, and those arms of the levers which must be pivoted by the nut in order to move the respective jaws toward the support carry pistons which deform packages of dished springs when the jaws bear against the crankshaft.

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