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Speedgrip Chuck Company Boosts Standard Offerings with New Chucks



Speedgrip Chuck Company has expanded its standard workholding solutions offerings with the introduction of two turning chucks designed to reduce set-up time and quickly center tapered parts for efficient, versatile machining. The Ball Lock Power Chuck and Quick Change 3-Jaw Chuck are the latest additions to Speedgrip's portfolio of standard precision workholding mandrels, collets and general machining jaw chucks designed to reduce overall part cycle times.

Speedgrip's Ball Lock Power Chuck is three-jaw chuck used for I.D. and O.D. clamping of castings and forgings and O.D. gripping of shafts. The chuck pulls back workpieces with tapered surfaces of up to 10° while providing an automatic radial right and left adjustable angle compliance of ±5° with high clamping force. Ball Lock chucks are available as an adapter or direct mount and come in seven different sizes ranging from 6" to 21" and in several configurations, including a self-centering version and compensating chuck with center or plug. The chuck is also available in a 2-jaw configuration.

The Quick Change 3-Jaw Chuck with its large through-hole capacity comes with two sets of master jaws to allow offline pre-assembly of top tooling for the next job, which reduces traditional set-up time by 95%, the company reported. The presetting fixture provides ±.0005" repeatability between jaw changes and accommodates all chuck sizes that range from 6" to 24". For the Quick Change 3-Jaw Chuck, Speedgrip offers its monoblock jaws. Made from a nitride material that allows hardening after forming without significant distortion, the monoblock jaws' one-piece design without jaw bolt obstructions allows shops to work closer to the chuck face. The blocks are also compatible with all standard jaw chucks.

Both chucks maintain high clamping forces at high RPM with the low centrifugal force loss. They are engineered and manufactured in American and available for immediate shipping.

For more information contact:

Speedgrip Chuck Company

2000 Industrial Parkway

Elkhart, IN 46516

574-294-1506

salesweb@speedgrip.com

www.speedgrip.com

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