SURFACE-MACHINING ASSEMBLY COMPRISING AN EFFECTOR TO BE MOUNTED ON A ROBOT ARM AND AT LEAST ONE EFFECTOR BEARING ELEMENT BY MEANS OF WHICH THE EFFECTOR BEARS ON THE SURFACE AND/OR ON THE TOOLS WITH A BALL JOINT PROVIDED THEREBETWEEN
The present invention relates to a machining assembly comprising an effector intended to be mounted on a robot with multiple degrees of freedom, in which invention the mounting of the motor spindle relative to the intermediate supports and frame of the effector allows a numerically controlled movement along three axes X, Y, Z of a trihedron, the effector bearing on the piece to be machined or on the surrounding tools by means of a ball joint at the foot end of the effector. Since the effector bears on the piece to be machined or on the surrounding tools it is possible to create local stiffness and to obtain the precision required to guarantee the quality of the machining process.
