Chucks - General
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A chuck is a gripping device that holds a cutting tool or workpiece securely in a machine tool, such as a drill press, lathe, EDM or milling machine. It allows you to rotate or drive the tool or workpiece for machining operations.
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How do I choose the right chuck?
The right chuck for you will depend on the type of machine tool you are using, the size of the tool or workpiece you need to hold, and the machining operations you will be performing. Consider factors like shank size, gripping force, and accuracy when making your selection. -
What types of chucks does MaxxTooling offer?
MaxxTooling offers a variety of chucks to suit different needs, including standard chucks, quick chucks, pneumatic chucks for automation or air guns, and lathe chucks. These chucks provide varying locking and clamping forces, as well as different sizes for various applications. -
Can your chucks handle temperature fluctuations?
While we don’t have specific test data for exact fluctuations, our chucks are successfully used in demanding environments. For example, they operate continuously in cryogenic settings at sub-zero temperatures and are utilized in the human tissue industry, where they regularly transition between s... -
Do you know what the max RPM of a chuck in a lathe will be?
The actual maximum RPM vary depending on factors such as the size and weight of the workpiece. As a responsible practice, it is recommended to calculate the maximum RPM using NM to ensure optimal performance and safety. For example, the maximum RPM of the MaxxMacro Pneumatic 70 Chuck (MX-3RPN102S...