• Higher stability and rigidity, especially in milling operations.
• Improved cutting performance and surface finish.
• Extended cutting tool life.

• Short extension from the front of the spindle bearings.
• Long active distance between the spindle bearings.

• Benzinger TNI, TCM 25: Sauter B, DIN 5480.
• Cincinnati Hawk HTC-150M: Duplomatic A, DIN 1809.
• Doosan S 310M: Sauter (L2=85) B, DIN 5480.
• Gildemeister CTX 210: Sauter A, DIN 5480.

This document provides detailed specifications and guidelines for selecting and using turret systems in manufacturing settings, focusing on drill/milling units with Coromant Capto interfaces. It is structured into several key sections:

• Turret Specifications: Lists various turret models from manufacturers like Mazak, Sauter, Baruffaldi, and Okuma, including item number, clamping system, dimensions, drive coupling type, and torque specifications. Turrets are categorized by size and type, with specifications for face-mounted (Typ A) and O.D. mounted (Typ B) configurations.
• Clamping Systems and Dimensions: Provides detailed dimensions for each turret, emphasizing the use of a torque wrench for proper installation and performance.
• Coolant Supply: Specifies internal and external coolant supplies with a maximum pressure of 1160 PSI (80 bar) for high-pressure applications, highlighting the need to select turret specifications based on machine type and coolant requirements.
• Drive Coupling and Ratio: Provides information on drive coupling types according to manufacturer standards, with a consistent ratio of 1:1 across models for compatibility and performance consistency.
• Standards and Compliance: References compliance with ISO 9001 standards and notes that specifications are subject to change, indicating a commitment to quality and adaptability.

The document serves as a comprehensive guide for selecting and implementing turret systems in manufacturing environments, ensuring compatibility, performance, and adherence to industry standards.