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Spindle structure in ultrasonic machine and supporting horn used in the same

  • US 6,762,535 B2
  • Filed: 04/01/2002
  • Issued: 07/13/2004
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/07/2001
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A spindle structure of an ultrasonic machine comprising a spindle main body rotationally driven around an axial line thereof, an ultrasonic vibrator housed in a cylindrical main body sleeve formed in the spindle main body, and a supporting horn connected to the ultrasonic vibrator within the main body sleeve, whereinsaid supporting horn comprises a main body connected coaxially to the ultrasonic vibrator, a base portion formed in a brim shape on an outer peripheral face of the main body, an elastic cylindrical damping sleeve formed by extending an outer periphery of the base portion in the axial direction, a loose flange formed on one end of the damping sleeve, an fixing flange formed on the other end of the damping sleeve, and a gap portion formed on an outer peripheral face of the base portion along a circumferential direction thereof, said loose flange of the supporting horn being disposed on a side of the ultrasonic vibrator in a state that the loose flange is slidable to and has contact with an inner peripheral face of the main body sleeve and said fixing flange being mounted on the main body sleeve in a state that the fixing flange is restrained in the axial direction.

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