Probe clamping equipment for scanning probe machining

The invention relates to the technical field of probes, in particular to probe clamping equipment for scanning probe machining. The probe clamping equipment comprises a shell. The bottom end of the lower surface of the shell is rotationally connected with first worm wheels. The positions, located in the middles of the first worm wheels, of the lower surface of the shell are in sliding connection with a clamping block. The upper surface of the clamping block is rotationally connected with spring supporting rods. The clamping block is driven by a probe to slide downwards in the shell, then the first worm wheels engaged with the clamping block are driven to rotate synchronously in the process that the clamping block slides downwards, and then second worm wheels above worms are driven to do circular motion; pistons are pulled through connecting rods to slide up and down in gas cylinders; when the pistons slide up and down in the gas cylinders, gas in the gas cylinders is subjected to suction motion, then a gas pi