Multiple-part holding arrangement, in particular for concentrically rotating tools

Claim 2

Multiple-part holding arrangement for a rotating body, particularly for a concentrically rotating tool, having a receiver body element (1) formed with a coaxial receiving bore (5) having an inner cone surface (6); a connection part element (14) having a coaxial centering stub (16) formed with an outer cone surface (17) fitting into the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5); and a releasable holding device (11, 12) axially tightening the receiver body element and the connection part element together, wherein, the receiver body element (1) is formed with a receiver abutment face (4) extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation; the connection part element (14) is formed with a connection abutment face (15, 15') extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation, said abutment faces being positioned in approximate axial alignment for mutual engagement; the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5) has a cone angle (26) which is larger, by a predetermined small difference angle (27) than the cone angle of the outer cone surface (17) of the centering stub (16) for mutual engagement, upon introduction of the centering stub (16) into the receiving bore (5) of the outer cone surface (17) with the inner cone surface (6) initially in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17); and wherein at least one of the elements (1, 14) is elastically deformable in radial direction to provide for elastic deformation of its respective cone surface engaging the matching cone surface of the other element upon axial tightening of the receiver body element (1) and the connection part element (14) axially towards each other by the releasable holding device (11, 12) until the abutment faces (4, 15, 15') mutually engage, and wherein the centering stub (16) is formed with a central coaxial bore (18, 20) to provide for radial elastic deformation of the connecting part element.

Claim 3

Holding arrangement, according to claim 1, wherein the difference angle (27) is up to about 20 angular minutes.

Claim 4

Holding arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the centering stub (16) is formed with a threaded bore (18) to receive the releasable holding device; and said stub (16) is further formed with a bore portion (20) of larger diameter than said threaded bore (18) in the region of the free end of the centering stub in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17) to provide for elastic, radial deformation of the centering stub radially inwardly without constraint by the presence of a threaded bolt (11) within the threaded bore and forming at least part of the releasable holding device.

Claim 5

Holding arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the connection part element (14) only is radially elastically deformable.

Claim 6

Holding arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the abutment faces (4, 15) are respectively shaped to provide for mutual engagement, upon tightening of the releasable holding device, first in the area of the largest diameter thereof.

Claim 7

Holding arrangement according to claim 1, wherein at least one (15') of the abutment faces (4, 15") is slightly inwardly conical to provide for engagement of the slightly conical abutment surface (15') with the matching abutment surface (4) in the region of the largest diameter of said surfaces (4, 15').

Claim 8

Holding arrangement according to claim 1, wherein at least one (15) of the abutment faces (4, 15) is formed in the region of its larger diameter, with a zone which protrudes slightly axially beyond the surface in the region of a smaller inner diameter.

Claim 9

Holding arrangement according to claim 1, wherein said cone surfaces (6, 17) are circumferentially continuous.

Claim 10

Multiple-part holding arrangement for a rotating body, particularly for a concentrically rotating tool, having a receiver body element (1) formed with a coaxial receiving bore (5) having an inner cone surface (6); a connection part element (14) having a coaxial centering stub (16) formed with an outer cone surface (17) fitting into the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5); and a releasable holding device (11, 12) axially tightening the receiver body element and the connection part element together, wherein the receiver body element (1) is formed with a receiver abutment face (4) extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation; the connection part element (14) is formed with a connection abutment face (15, 15') extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation, said abutment faces being positioned in approximate axial alignment for mutual engagement; the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5) has a cone angle (26) which is larger, by a predetermined small difference angle (27) than the cone angle of the outer cone surface (17) of the centering stub (16) for mutual engagement, upon introduction of the centering stub (16) into the receiving bore (5) of the outer cone surface (17) with the inner cone surface (6) initially in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17); wherein at least one of the elements (1, 14) is elastically deformable in radial direction to provide for elastic deformation of its respective cone surface engaging the matching cone surface of the other element upon axial tightening of the receiver body element (1) and the connection part element (14) axially towards each other by the releasable holding device (11, 12) until the abutment faces (4, 15, 15') mutually engage, the centering stub (16) is formed with a threaded bore (18) to receive the releasable holding device; and wherein said stub (16) is further formed with a bore portion (20) of larger diameter than said threaded bore (18) in the region of the free end of the centering stub in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17) to provide for elastic, radial deformation of the centering stub radially inwardly without constraint by the presence of a threaded bolt (11) within the threaded bore and forming at least part of the releasable holding device.

Claim 11

Multiple-part holding arrangement for a rotating body, particularly for a concentrically rotating tool, having a receiver body element (1) formed with a coaxial receiving bore (5) having an inner cone surface (6); a connection part element (14) having a coaxial centering stub (16) formed with an outer cone surface (17) fitting into the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5); and a releasable holding device (11, 12) axially tightening the receiver body element and the connection part element together, wherein the receiver body element (1) is formed with a receiver abutment face (4) extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation; the connection part element (14) is formed with a connection abutment face (15, 15') extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation, said abutment faces being positioned in approximate axial alignment for mutual engagement; the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5) has a cone angle (26) which is larger, by a predetermined small difference angle (27) than the cone angle of the outer cone surface (17) of the centering stub (16) for mutual engagement, upon introduction of the centering stub (16) into the receiving bore (5) of the outer cone surface (17) with the inner cone surface (6) initially in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17); wherein at least one of the elements (1, 14) is elastically deformable in radial direction to provide for elastic deformation of its respective cone surface engaging the matching cone surface of the other element upon axial tightening of the receiver body element (1) and the connection part element (14) axially towards each other by the releasable holding device (11, 12) until the abutment faces (4, 15, 15') mutually engage, the centering stub (16) is formed with a threaded bore (18) to receive the releasable holding device; and wherein said stub (16) is further formed with a bore portion (20) of larger diameter than said threaded bore (18) in the region of the free end of the centering stub in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17) to provide for elastic, radial deformation of the centering stub radially inwardly without constraint by the presence of a threaded bolt (11) within the threaded bore and forming at least part of the releasable holding device.

Claim 12

Holding arrangement according to claim 9, wherein the difference angle (27) is up to about 20 angular minutes.

Claim 13

Holding arrangement according to claim 9, wherein the connection part element (14) only is radially elastically deformable.

Claim 14

Holding arrangement according to claim 9, wherein the abutment faces (4, 15) are respectively shaped to provide for mutual engagement, upon tightening of the releasable holding device, first in the area of the largest diameter thereof.

Claim 15

Multiple-part holding arrangement for a rotating body, particularly for a concentrically rotating tool, having a receiver body element (1) formed with a coaxial receiving bore (5) having an inner cone surface (6); a connection part element (14) having a coaxial centering stub (16) formed with an outer cone surface (17) fitting into the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5); and a releasable holding device (11, 12) axially tightening the receiver body element and the connection part element together, wherein the receiver body element (1) is formed with a receiver abutment face (4) extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation; the connection part element (14) is formed with a connection abutment face (15, 15') extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation, said abutment faces being positioned in approximate axial alignment for mutual engagement; the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5) has a cone angle (26) which is larger, by a predetermined small difference angle (27) than the cone angle of the outer cone surface (17) of the centering stub (16) for mutual engagement, upon introduction of the centering stub (16) into the receiving bore (5) of the outer cone surface (17) with the inner cone surface (6) initially in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17); and wherein at least one of the elements (1, 14) is elastically deformable in radial direction to provide for elastic deformation of its respective cone surface engaging the matching cone surface of the other element upon axial tightening of the receiver body element (1) and the connection part element (14) axially towards each other by the releasable holding device (11, 12) until the abutment faces (4, 15, 15') mutually engage, and wherein at least one (15') of the abutment faces (4, 15") is slightly inwardly conical to provide for engagement of the slightly conical abutment surface (15') with the matching abutment surface (4) in the region of the largest diameter of said surfaces (4, 15').

Claim 16

Multiple-part holding arrangement for a rotating body, particularly for a concentrically rotating tool, having a receiver body element (1) formed with a coaxial receiving bore (5) having an inner cone surface (6); a connection part element (14) having a coaxial centering stub (16) formed with an outer cone surface (17) fitting into the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5); and a releasable holding device (11, 12) axially tightening the receiver body element and the connection part element together, wherein the receiver body element (1) is formed with a receiver abutment face (4) extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation; the connection part element (14) is formed with a connection abutment face (15, 15') extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation, said abutment faces being positioned in approximate axial alignment for mutual engagement; the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5) has a cone angle (26) which is larger, by a predetermined small difference angle (27) than the cone angle of the outer cone surface (17) of the centering stub (16) for mutual engagement, upon introduction of the centering stub (16) into the receiving bore (5) of the outer cone surface (17) with the inner cone surface (6) initially in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17); and wherein at least one of the elements (1, 14) is elastically deformable in radial direction to provide for elastic deformation of its respective cone surface engaging the matching cone surface of the other element upon axial tightening of the receiver body element (1) and the connection part element (14) axially towards each other by the releasable holding device (11, 12) until the abutment faces (4, 15, 15') mutually engage, and wherein at least one (15') of the abutment faces (4, 15") is slightly inwardly conical to provide for engagement of the slightly conical abutment surface (15') with the matching abutment surface (4) in the region of the largest diameter of said surfaces (4, 15').

Claim 17

Holding arrangement according to claim 13, wherein the difference angle (27) is up to about 20 angular minutes.

Claim 18

Holding arrangement according to claim 13, wherein the connection part element (14) only is radially elastically deformable.

Claim 19

Multiple-part holding arrangement for a rotating body, particularly for a concentrically rotating tool, having a receiver body element (1) formed with a coaxial receiving bore (5) having an inner cone surface (6); a connection part element (14) having a coaxial centering stub (16) formed with an outer cone surface (17) fitting into the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5); and a releasable holding device (11, 12) axially tightening the receiver body element and the connection part element together, wherein the receiver body element (1) is formed with a receiver abutment face (4) extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation; the connection part element (14) is formed with a connection abutment face (15, 15') extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation, said abutment faces being positioned in approximate axial alignment for mutual engagement; the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5) has a cone angle (26) which is larger, by a predetermined small difference angle (27) than the cone angle of the outer cone surface (17) of the centering stub (16) for mutual engagement, upon introduction of the centering stub (16) into the receiving bore (5) of the outer cone surface (17) with the inner cone surface (6) initially in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17); and wherein at least one of the elements (1, 14) is elastically deformable in radial direction to provide for elastic deformation of its respective cone surface engaging the matching cone surface of the other element upon axial tightening of the receiver body element (1) and the connection part element (14) axially towards each other by the releasable holding device (11, 12) until the abutment faces (4, 15, 15') mutually engage, and wherein at least one (15) of the abutment faces (4, 15) is formed in the region of its larger diameter, with a zone which protrudes slightly axially beyond the surface in the region of a smaller inner diameter.

Claim 20

Multiple-part holding arrangement for a rotating body, particularly for a concentrically rotating tool, having a receiver body element (1) formed with a coaxial receiving bore (5) having an inner cone surface (6); a connection part element (14) having a coaxial centering stub (16) formed with an outer cone surface (17) fitting into the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5); and a releasable holding device (11, 12) axially tightening the receiver body element and the connection part element together, wherein the receiver body element (1) is formed with a receiver abutment face (4) extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation; the connection part element (14) is formed with a connection abutment face (15, 15') extending at least approximately at right angle to the axis of rotation, said abutment faces being positioned in approximate axial alignment for mutual engagement; the inner cone surface (6) of the receiving bore (5) has a cone angle (26) which is larger, by a predetermined small difference angle (27) than the cone angle of the outer cone surface (17) of the centering stub (16) for mutual engagement, upon introduction of the centering stub (16) into the receiving bore (5) of the outer cone surface (17) with the inner cone surface (6) initially in the vicinity of the smallest diameter (30) of the outer cone surface (17); and wherein at least one of the elements (1, 14) is elastically deformable in radial direction to provide for elastic deformation of its respective cone surface engaging the matching cone surface of the other element upon axial tightening of the receiver body element (1) and the connection part element (14) axially towards each other by the releasable holding device (11, 12) until the abutment faces (4, 15, 15') mutually engage, and wherein at least one (15) of the abutment faces (4, 15) is formed in the region of its larger diameter, with a zone which protrudes slightly axially beyond the surface in the region of a smaller inner diameter.

Claim 21

Holding arrangement according to claim 16, wherein the difference angle (27) is up to about 20 angular minutes.

Claim 22

Holding arrangement according to claim 16, wherein the centering stub (16) is formed with a central coaxial bore (18, 20) to provide for radial elastic deformation of the connecting part element.

Claim 23

Holding arrangement according to claim 16, wherein the connection part element (14) only is radially elastically deformable.