Mechanical device for tool clamping in adaptors

Tool changing – With control means energized in response to activator...

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29705, 279900, B73Q 3157, B73Q 312, B23B 3110

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053822137

ABSTRACT:
A tool locking and releasing device having a rotatably driven spindle rotatably mounted on a support frame. A socket is formed in the spindle coaxial with an axis of rotation thereof and is adapted to receive a tool holder and to retain it against relative rotational movement. Wrench means is provided to grip a tool locking member so that upon the application of a rotary drive to the spindle in a first directional sense the tool holder is rotated and the tool locking member is tightened with a predetermined torque, and upon the rotation of the spindle in an opposite directional sense the tool locking member is loosened.

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