5/8" CAT40 Integrated Precision Ball Bearing Keyless Drill Chuck
SKU
202-1262A
$130.85
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Details
| Mfg SKU # | 202-1262A |
|---|---|
| Tool Holder Category | Drill Chuck |
| Brand | Tegara |
| shank size | CAT40 |
| projection length | 4.72 |
| max rpm balanced to | 6000 |
| TIR (inch) | 0.002 |
| max capacity | 5/8 |
| min capacity | 0.118 |
Design
1/2" CAT40 Integrated Precision Ball Bearing Keyless Drill Chuck
Material Used: Low Alloy Steel: 4140 Drill Chuck Combined With: 5/16" HSS Heavy Duty 135 Split Point Black & Gold Jobber Drill (SKU: 404-2916) Speed and Feeds: RPM: 415; SFM: 34; IPM: 2; IPR: .004
The Devil's In The Details
When you aspire to create one of the most competitive drill chuck on the market, the details count. We invest heavily in extensive automation manufacturing and top of the line Mazak and grinding machines while pouring our heart and soul into bringing the tool to life. While not satisfied with just being good, so through customer data and rigorous testing, our R&D team are able to blend over 40 years of manufacturing know-how and real-world feedback to improve the drill chuck's design and performance.
Start to Finish
One of the key component of a keyless drill chuck is the internal jaw holder which is machined in a Mazak CNC machining center to hold the tight tolerance. With the help of Kawasaki robotic arm to do the heavy lifting we can optimize the manufacturing process for both efficiency and accuracy. Each drill chuck component is carefully inspected and assembled by skilled hands and final inspection is conducted by mounting the R8 arbor into a simulation spindle with motor to check for runout by a Mitutoyo or Mahr dial indicator.
Craftmanship
Spotlight
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1/2" CAT40 Integrated Drill Chuck in Action
RPM: 3000
SFM: 208
IPM: 9
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Strong Grip
Jaws are tin coated for wear resistance and hardened to 60 HRc. With high precision ball bearing structure our drill chuck would transfer maximum torque to prevent drill slippage while minimize the lock-up occurrence during drilling operation.
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Runout Inspection
By mounting the assembled drill chuck into a motorized spindle to check runout while the motor is spinning to simulate the real world application, rather than manually rotating the spindle by hand wheel, we can deliver a drill chuck with confidence to satisfy your need.
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Laser Marking
