Device for removing water from a work

Abstract

[Problem (Object)] The problem (object) is to provide a device for removing water from a machined piece (work) which realizes a technique for completely (sufficiently) removing water beads deposited on a work.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a side view of an embodiment of the device for removing water from a work.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the water removing device A shown in FIG. 1.

NOTE ON REFERENCE NUMBERS

• • A: device for removing water from a work
  • 1: work
  • 2: air blowing box
  • 3: clamping jig
  • 4: jig rotating mechanism
  • 5: air blower
  • 6: air current
  • 7: falling water drops
  • 8: rotating center shaft
  • 9: motor
  • 10: reduction gear
  • 11: water drops
  • 12: exhaust blow fan
  • 13: exhaust air

Claims

1. A device for removing water from a work which is capable of sufficiently removing water beads deposited on the work, said device comprising: an air blowing box for holding a work to be subjected to water removal;a work clamping jig mounted in the air blowing box for clamping the work;a jig rotating mechanism for rotating the work clamping jig to rotate the clamped work, thereby causing water beads deposited on the work to drop; andan air blower for generating an air current flowing in the same direction as a falling direction of water drops which have been caused to drop from the work.

2. The device for removing water from a work according to claim 1, wherein the air blower is an exhaust blow fan disposed downstream from the air blowing box.

3. The device for removing water from a work according to claim 1, wherein a compressed air blowing nozzle is used in combination therewith.

4. The device for removing water from a work according to claim 1, wherein a servo motor is used for the rotational operation of the jig to thereby enable the jig to perform the removal of water in the optimum posture.