Turning – Severing or cut-off – Interrelated means for tool infeed and circumrotation
Patent
1983-05-13
1986-04-08
Husar, Francis S.
Turning
Severing or cut-off
Interrelated means for tool infeed and circumrotation
82 30, 82DIG1, 310 90, 408239R, 409135, 409232, B23B 1902
Patent
active
045804710
ABSTRACT:
A motor-incorporated spindle head unit is provided with a rotatable spindle on which a rotor assembly of the drive motor is fixedly mounted. A stator assembly of the drive motor is arranged around the rotor assembly and is fixed to a housing of the spindle head unit. A heat insulating system for preventing heat transfer from the stator assembly of the drive motor to the spindle as well as the bearings supporting the spindle is arranged between the drive motor and the front part of the spindle. The heat insulating system uses the flow of air for forming a heat insulator during the operation of the spindle head unit. A cooling system for cooling the stator assembly of the drive motor is also incorporated in the housing of the spindle head unit.
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Nakamura Kosei
Oyama Shigeaki
Takano Yoshikazu
Yoshida Takashi
Fanuc Limited
Husar Francis S.
Terrell William E.
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