What is a spring mechanism holder for deburring? A detailed explanation of its structure, features, and challenges!

Utilizing the rebound force of the spring, 'tilting and stretching' is now possible!

A spring mechanism holder refers to a general term for holders that have a float mechanism utilizing the force of a spring. ■Strengths of the Spring Mechanism The deburring tool tilts and extends according to the shape of the product or burr, absorbing variations in burrs and product shapes, resulting in a smooth and beautiful finish. ■Challenges of the Spring Mechanism Due to the nature of springs, the more pressure applied, the stronger the rebound force becomes. In areas where excessive pressure is applied, the rebound force increases, leading to "digging" (over-removal) into the product. To resolve this, a "holder replacement" by the operator is necessary. ■FINESYSTEM's Solution FINESYSTEM focuses on holder designs that eliminate "digging" and employs a uniquely developed air float mechanism. By using "multiple ball guides (patented technology)," the cutting edge follows the workpiece shape, allowing for a tactile operation similar to that of a skilled worker's wrist, despite being a machine. With minimal teaching, it becomes possible to achieve smooth extension and tilting akin to a skilled worker's wrist, realizing zero "digging" (over-removal), which was the biggest challenge for deburring robots.

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