Dynamic Balancing: The document outlines the latest methods for dynamic balancing of toolholders, emphasizing the capability to balance up to 50,000 r.p.m. It invites contact for further information.

Material Specifications: The toolholders are made from case-hardening alloy steel, which is case-hardened and tempered. The minimum core strength is 880 N/mm², with a surface hardness of Rc 57 to 60. Taper tolerance is specified as Grade AT3.

Dimensional Specifications: Various dimensions are provided in inches, with specific tolerances for different parts such as D8, D6, D5, D3, D1, D2, B, K, L1, L3, L6, and L7. These dimensions are critical for ensuring the proper fit and function of the toolholders.

Shrink Fit Chucks: Designed for carbide, cermet, and HSS tool shanks with tolerance h6. The chucks are balanced according to ISO 1940-1 to 15,000 r.p.m. G 2.5, and feature a built-in bored through stop screw for coolant passage.

Performance and Design: The document specifies that the shrink fit chucks are balanced to ISO standards and highlights the reinforced design for certain models. Circular deviation between K and D1 is maintained at ≤ 0.00012".

Additional Information: Other dimensions are available upon request, indicating customization options for specific needs.