Turning – Lathe – With work feeder or remover
Patent
1996-01-22
1998-02-10
Bishop, Steven C.
Turning
Lathe
With work feeder or remover
82152, 279156, 408 68, B23B 1500
Patent
active
057157359
ABSTRACT:
A workpiece ejector has an air actuator mounted within a lathe spindle for rotation therewith. The ejector actuator is controlled to extend its piston and piston rod to eject a workpiece from the lathe collet. A removable ejector nosepiece may be connected to the piston rod for movement into engagement with a workpiece held in the collet mechanism. Air under pressure is supplied to the air actuator at a first pressure to continuously press the nosepiece against the workpiece to seal the spindle assembly from contaminants, and at a second pressure to eject the workpiece. Controls are provide to sense whether a workpiece was properly ejected and to interrupt lathe operations if a workpiece was not properly ejected.
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Unnumbered drawing showing part ejector sold by R & D Tool & Die Inc., Itaska, Illinois 60143 more than one year prior to Jan. 22, 1996.
See accompanying Information Disclosure Statement regarding sale of machine including ejector in accordance with this invention.
Alden Richard M.
Allison Charles D.
Bishop Steven C.
Dybvig Roger S.
First Tool Corporation
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