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GP6020 semi-automatic spline shaft milling machine is designed to process straight-slot long spline shaft through hobbing. It can also be used to process straight gear shaft.
Product Description
GP6020 semi-automatic spline shaft milling machine is designed to process straight-slot long spline shaft through hobbing. It can also be used to process straight gear shaft.
This machine, by applying electrical hydraulic control, could realize semi-automatic one-time work cycle, automatically completing the following action: Rapid approaching of milling head; vertical cutting of the slide; rapid return of the milling head; rapid return of the slide
The machine has a mechanism that could eliminate the gap between feed screws and nuts, and perform hydraulic control against tensioned workpiece at down milling tailstock
1. Lathe Bed
The lathe bed is a rectangular box with sufficient rigidity. On the left side of the bed locate the electrical box, the main motor and the fast motor. On the right side of the bed locates the hydraulic control equipment. The cooling pump motor and coolant tank are located in the middle of the hydraulic oil bath.
2. Lathe Head
The lathe head is equipped with the components of the index feed rapid transmission mechanism. Open the rear door of the lathe head, there is the exchange hanging wheel for milling cuter speed indexing and feeding. Its major function is to transmit the indexing movement to workpiece supporting workpiece, transmit the feeding movement to the feed screw and transmit the milling cutter rotary movement to the feed rod.
Maximum processing diameter |
200mm |
Max. Module of the processed teeth |
8mm |
Max. gradient angle of the teeth of the processed gear wheels |
±45 |
Maximal length of splines to be installed |
2500 mm |
The maximum Diameters of gears to be Treated |
500mm |
Maximum Processing length of splines |
2300mm |
The number of processed spline teeth |
4-50 |
Milling cutter speed Grade |
P6 |
The milling cutter speed range |
50-160rpm |
The Grade of feeding |
12 |
Feeding range from |
0.41-2.97 RPM |
distance between the workpiece center and center of hob |
50-165mm |
Maximum Diameter of installed milling cutter |
130mm |
Maximum Installation length of milling cutter |
110mm |
Tool arbors |
ø 27 mm ø 32 mm ø 40 mm |
Taper of main shaft hole of milling cutter |
Morse No. 4 |
Workpiece spindle sleeve taper |
Morse No. 5 |
Taper of tail frame sleeve hole |
Morse No. 5 |
Axial Movement of milling cutter spindle |
40mm |
At Geepro, we take pride in delivering cutting-edge solutions for your gear manufacturing needs. Our specialization lies in the production and sale of state-of-the-art spline cutting machines and spline hobbing machines.
A spline is essentially a shaft featuring a series of teeth that match the spaces of a corresponding shaft. This unique design allows for the efficient transfer of rotational movement and force along the same axis, dictated by the designed form and fit. Splines can be either external or internal, offering versatility in their applications and tooth shapes.
In the realm of splines, teeth are generated through the hobbing process. Using a specialized cutting tool known as a hob, teeth are produced as the hob turns in synchronicity with the workpiece. This simultaneous cutting of flats along the tooth profile ensures the productive generation of multiple teeth, optimizing efficiency.
Internal splines are produced using methods similar to internal gear production, including shaping, form-milling, or power-skiving. Additionally, due to their straight-toothed nature, internal splines are often efficiently broached for production.
For external splines, tooth profiles can be cut using various methods such as shaping, hobbing, form-milling, or power-skiving. Hobbing, in particular, strikes a balance between productivity and flexibility. Shaping methods are also employed, especially in applications with sweepout clearances and tight part features.
The design of an involute spline can be tailored to major diameter fits or side fits by adjusting the depth of the hobbing cut. Major diameter fits control the fit by varying the major diameter of external teeth, while side fits, which are self-centering, control the fit by varying the tooth thickness. This helps equalize stresses at the bearings of all teeth.
Side-fit involute splines may take a flat-root or fillet-root form. A flat-root spline hob generates a chamfer on the tooth to provide clearance at the major diameter, while a fillet-root spline hob features a smooth radius, avoiding a hard chamfer on the spline teeth tips.
At Geepro, we offer cutting-edge technology in our spline cutting and hobbing machines to empower your production processes. Explore the precision and efficiency our machines bring to your gear manufacturing endeavors.