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rotated by guide pin (4 ) and a helical flute and assumes pos ition ll . Pushe r ( 3 ), p ressing on the pins ( 5 ), forces plate ( 6 ) to the right and removes the part from the s etting pins . A fter the next part has been placed on the pins by the operator, the clamping pad ( 7 ) is retu rned from position II to posi tion I by rotating the handle in the direction of arrow B. The part is thus pressed onto the setting plate . The rack shaft and the clamping pad are moved somewhat to the right by a spring, and s o allow the carriage to be lowered into working position. Cam Spindle- feed cam Carriage- lift cam Stud-disk indexing cam Barrel- indexing cam Barrel - lock pin cam Safety cam 0 30 90 IZO ISO 780 210 2'10 270 300 330 FIGURE 49. Cycle diagram for the S-44A machine-camshaft cams ratlo '2,34 2.80 3,26 0.25 0.32 0.38 0.5 QU 084 OZ7 3150' Figure 49 is the cycle diagram for the camshaft cam s . It s hould be pointed out that the idle movements cons titute 4 7 o/o of the cycle tim e in this machine , and that in spite of this fact the machine is very p roductive: 56 holes can be d rilled in 1 minute . One operator can s e rvice from 4 to 5 such machines . S- 2 1 2 s emiautomatic drilling machine. This machine (Figure 5 0 ) se rves for drilling lateral holes in plates . The S - 2 1 2 m achine has a two -position plate in which a p art is manually set on the locating pins while anothe r part is being m achined. The holes for the winding stem in the watch plate are successively cente r - marked, d rilled and bored by three tools on this m achine . The machined part is automatically removed from the locating pins . The machine motions are c ontrolled by cams mounted on the camshaft, which can rotate at 5 . 1 , 6 . 4 , or 8 rpm . One part is machined per camshaft re volution. The maximum dim ension of the machined p art is 45 mm, the 249 |