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November 29, 2022
Have you known the performance characteristics of spring collet
The clamping structure of Spring Collet is mainly used in metal cutting machine tools, especially in bar automata. However, individual parts of them are often damaged, and the probability of the automaton striking caused by the dry clamping organization is often high. Therefore, among all parts of the clamping organization, the spring collet is the most important machine tool accessory. It works under severe motion conditions and determines the accuracy of. Therefore, it is very important to determine the basic parameters of the spring chuck (number of flaps, cone angle, jaw and flap length) for the working capacity of the stem.
In practical applications, if the dimensions of the workpiece are relatively common, the processing speed of using the chuck will be faster. If the size of the workpiece changes greatly, the jaw chuck may be more appropriate. If the processed materials are hot rolled steel, forgings and molded parts, the standard jaw chuck is often more applicable, because the parts of such materials are prone to large scale changes due to thermal deformation. The cold roll material parts have better scale commonality, so it is suitable to select tension spring chuck for clamping. In addition, the parts of non-circular blanks can also be clamped with spring collets, which can provide the collets with dry non-circular cross section for design, and are used to clamp the molded bars made into the shape required by customers.
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