Chuck jaws for lathes - Import export

Long-term lubrication of dirt-sensitive sliding points under vibration stresses Particularly suitable for lubricating chucks on tool machines Broad range of uses at stress-loaded parts, also at contact with cooling lubricants Lubrication of control and drive mechanisms Can be used at filling, labelling and packaging machines Advantages and benefits Resistant to water, steam and aqueous cooling lubricants Prevents frictional corrosion reliably Highly effective due to optimum solid lubricant combination Minimal consumption due to formation of highly effective lubricating films For optimum adhesion, clean contamination and other lubricants from thread and slide surfaces. Best way is to clean mechanically first and then with OKS 2610/OKS 2611 universal cleaner. Apply sufficient paste evenly to the functional surfaces with a brush, spatula, etc. The paste will also act as a sealant. Do not use paste instead of grease and mix only with suitable lubricants.

Change over from O.D. clamping to jaw clamping or centric clamping in 2 minutes – without clamping device change-over and without having to align ? No problem, with the jaw modules. Because the basic unit, into which the jaw module is inserted, is a HAINBUCH chuck or stationary chuck. If at times the clamping head reaches its limits because it must clamp a larger area, then use one of the jaw modules. The 3-jaw module is best suited for round workpieces, and if you have cubic workpieces, then rely on the 2-jaw module. This means that for a large parts spectrum you are completely flexible and always have the solution that is ideally suited for the respective clamping situation. Both are small, lightweight, and can be quickly changed over – an ingenious solution for small-series production.

Change over from O.D. clamping to jaw clamping or centric clamping in 2 minutes – without clamping device change-over and without having to align ? No problem, with the jaw modules. Because the basic unit, into which the jaw module is inserted, is a HAINBUCH chuck or stationary chuck. If at times the clamping head reaches its limits because it must clamp a larger area, then use one of the jaw modules. The 3-jaw module is best suited for round workpieces, and if you have cubic workpieces, then rely on the 2-jaw module. This means that for a large parts spectrum you are completely flexible and always have the solution that is ideally suited for the respective clamping situation. Both are small, lightweight, and can be quickly changed over – an ingenious solution for small-series production.