Hainbuch’s TOPlus mini-chuck hexagonal configuration is said to offer 25 percent more clamping force than other mini-versions.
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Tarah Rauch
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Hainbuch’s TOPlus mini-hexagonal collet chuck is designed for tool accessibility by reducing the profile contour. Because of tool accessibility, the mini-chucks use shorter and stable tools on the main and sub-spindles. This is said to directly influence the surface finish and tool life.
The hexagonal configuration is said to offer 25 percent more clamping force than other mini-versions. The clamping force enables rigidity for increased metal removal rates, increased output and vibration dampening. In addition, the mini-chuck is resistant to contamination because of the full-surface contact of the clamping element in the clamping device body.RELATED CONTENT
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