CPC F16B 37/046 (2013.01) [F16B 39/02 (2013.01)] | 6 Claims |
1. A fixture having an x direction, a y direction, and a z direction being orthogonal to each other, the fixture comprising:
a first fitting fixed to a first object;
a second fitting fixed to a second object and the first fitting, (i) a first attaching angle between the second fitting and the first fitting and (ii) a second attaching angle between the second fitting and the first object each being adjustable; and
at least one positioning bolt fixing a position of the second fitting relative to the first fitting, wherein:
the first fitting includes
a cylindrical portion extending in the z direction and including a first elongated hole on an outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion, the first elongated hole extending in a circumferential direction of the cylindrical portion, the positioning bolt penetrating through the first elongated hole,
a shaft configured to turn inside the cylindrical portion and includes a screw hole corresponding to the positioning bolt, and
a first fixing portion to which the first object is fixed;
the second fitting includes
a movable portion including a second elongated hole which corresponds to the first elongated hole and extends in the x direction, the positioning bolt penetrating through the second elongated hole, and
a second fixing portion to which the second object is fixed;
the positioning bolt and the first elongated hole are configured for position adjustment of the first fitting relative to the second fitting about a z-axis extending in the z direction;
the positioning bolt and the second elongated hole are configured for position adjustment of the first fitting relative to the second fitting about an x-axis extending in the x direction; and
the positioning bolt and the second elongated hole are configured for position adjustment of the first fitting relative to the second fitting about a y-axis extending in the y direction.
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