Collets
A subcategory of chucks, collets incorporate a tapered outer sleeve and an inner cylindrical surface that fits around a tool or workpiece. Collets are typically divided into woodworking and metalworking uses. In woodworking, collets are often used to hold cutting bits in routers, drill presses and other machinery. In metalworking, collets are typically used for holding round bars or tools, but can also be found in hexagonal, square, and custom-shaped configurations.
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Handle the toughest applications and cut down on the number of changes thanks to advances in tool life.
Handle the toughest applications and cut down on the number of changes thanks to advances in tool life.
A wide variety of accessories — from chip blowers to modular cutting tools to brushes to cleaners that remove particles in a machine tool spindle — maximize the life of your tools, decrease downtime, and increase productivity so your shop can take on more jobs.
It turns out, nuts are the most important pieces in ER collet systems.
Early adoption of JM Performance Products’ High Torque retention knobs helped a titanium machining company overcome deficiencies at the spindle to advance its aerospace production trajectory.
A woman-owned Massachusetts company solved its feed and speed struggles with conventional side-lock and collet holders by turning to HAIMER shrink fit products. Short projection length with the Ultra Short Power Shrink creates more rigidity, and the Power Mini helps operators handle hard-to-reach areas.
Dillon Manufacturing Inc.’s collet pads and jaws are ideal for precision boring, high-speed machining, tapping, drilling and finishing.
Long tool life is a critical component toward ensuring your shop remains competitive.
Improvements and advancements in chucks, collets and quick-change tooling speed up your tool changing processes.
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