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| | Hardened and Ground Collets • Manufactured to exacting standards from special alloy steel • Threads are heat treated and body is spring tempered to assure accuracy and durability at low cost • Wide range of standard sizes and shapes (and some not so standard) "off-the-shelf" • Round, hex, rectangular, square and emergency collets (ready to bore) • SC, I6C and 3J | Sure-Grip® Expanding Collet Systems • Solid, one-piece body and arbor combination with a minimum of parts required to expand the collet • Expanding arbor instantly locates on center, unlike other designs • Quick collet changeover • Wide gripping range for each collet • True parallel gripping with a high gripping force • SC, I6C and 3J | Step Chucks • Accurately hold work up to, or larger than, 6" (152.4) diameter • Castings, moldings, stampings and machined parts are held rigidly and accurately • Tubing can be held without crushing or distortion • Regular-Depth Step Chucks are 3/6" larger in diameter than the rated size so the full capacity may be readily applied to a depth of !/2" • Extra-Depth Step Chucks are made so the full rated capacity may be applied to a depth of 1 !/4". • Small closing angles available on step chucks for non-rotating use • A step chuck closer is required for all rotating spindle applications - mounts directly on the spindle nose • An inside taper corresponding to that on the step chuck places the closing pressure over the stepped area of the chuck, resulting in greater gripping power and accuracy • Emergency Step Chucks are supplied with pin holes and pins in place for precision just-in-time machining • SC, I6C and 3J | |
| | 16C-to-5C Spindle Adapter • Mounts on A2-S spindle rotary unit to enable the use of standard 5C tooling | Fixture Plates • Used to mount parts which cannot be held with a collet or jaw chuck • Clamping method to be designed, manufactured and balanced by the customer • Collet and spindle-mount styles available | |
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