Product Description
Independent Dog Chuck
Robust in construction, with fully hardened and ground parts. This chuck offers unmatched accuracy, gripping power and durability. Further, this is checked on diverse parameters before dispatching from our end.
Features:
- Unmatched strength
- Reliable to use
- Negligible maintenance
- BODY is of high strength cast iron, designed to provide maximum rigidity with minimum weight & overhang.
- JAWS are case hardened and ground where required. Jaws are of sufficient length to prevent tilt and rapid wear.
- PINIONS are of alloy steel with uniform hardness.Square threads of pinions are precisely cut to reduce pitch error resulting in a smooth movement. These are ground on the diameter & are interchangeable.
- LOCKS are of alloy steel & ground on the fitting diameter for precise fit. Locks are Interchangeable.
- SPARES are easily available for quick & better service.
Standard Accessories:
- Key Handle
- Mounting Bolts.
Versatile Work Holding for Challenging ShapesEach of the four jaws on this independent dog chuck can be adjusted separately, making it suitable for clamping a variety of irregularly shaped objects. This flexibility is especially valuable in turning and lathe operations, allowing greater control and adaptability compared to self-centering chucks.
Engineered for Durability and PrecisionConstructed from hardened steel with a precision ground surface, this lathe chuck resists corrosion and weareven under demanding use. Its robust construction and high-accuracy grip ensure both longevity and reliable performance, supporting spindle speeds up to 3000 RPM in varied industrial environments.
FAQs of Independent Dog Chuck:
Q: How does each jaw of the Independent Dog Chuck operate?
A: Each jaw moves independently, allowing you to adjust them individually to securely grip odd-shaped or off-center workpieces, which is especially useful in custom or precision lathe operations.
Q: What are the benefits of using a 4-jaw independent chuck in a machine shop?
A: The independent adjustment of jaws provides high flexibility, making it possible to grip irregular or asymmetrical objects securely. This boosts productivity and precision, particularly in complex turning tasks.
Q: Where is this chuck typically used?
A: It is commonly used in machine shops, workshops, and industrial settings where turning, lathe operations, and precise work holding are essential tasks.
Q: What is the clamping capacity of this chuck?
A: The clamping range is typically 0-300 mm, allowing you to handle workpieces of various sizes. The actual capacity depends on the jaw opening and the selected product size.
Q: What mounting options are available for this chuck?
A: You can choose between direct mount and camlock mounting types, ensuring compatibility with multiple lathe setups and user preferences.
Q: How is the chuck protected against damage?
A: It is made from hardened steel with a precision ground surface and features corrosion and wear resistance. For added safety during transit or storage, it is packaged in a durable wooden box.
Q: What maintenance is required for optimal usage?
A: Regular cleaning and light lubrication after use help maintain the precision and longevity of the chuck. Periodically check for wear or debris, especially on the jaw mechanisms, to ensure consistent performance.