Basic steps of milling machine fixtures in precision parts processing
author: Hansheng Automation
2023-05-16
In the processing of precision parts, milling machine fixtures have three types: linear feed, circumferential feed, and profiling feed. The design of milling machine fixtures should follow the general steps of machine tool specific fixture design:
1. Understand the structural characteristics and materials of the workpiece, the machining surface, machining requirements, machining allowances, positioning standards, clamping components, and the machine tools, cutting tools, and measuring tools used in this process.
2. Conceptualize the structural plan of the fixture, such as clamp specific, positioning method and structure, clamping method and structure, tool setting device, setting device, etc.
3. Error analysis and clamping force estimation. When machining accuracy requirements are high, machining error analysis should be carried out. For parts with special structures that use pneumatic, hydraulic and other transmission devices, clamping force estimation should be carried out.
4. Draw general assembly drawings and non-standard part drawings, and refer to relevant standards to determine technical requirements for processing, assembly, and inspection.
In summary, the basic steps for designing milling machine fixtures in precision parts processing are the most basic requirements.
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