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K11 direct mounting three-jaw self-centring chucks (Type A: Joined with screw)

  • Category: Self-Centering Chuck Structure
  • Product description:Three Soft Jaw Chucks Factory in China is a Sales Direct Mounting Three-Jaw Chucks Exporters. A screw connection type three-jaw self-centering chuck is primarily used in lathe machines, where it facil
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Dimension Characteristic Parameters:

TypeA1:Inner screw joint

SPEC./MODEL

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

H1

h

h1

h2

d1

z-d

Kg Net WT.

200/A1-5

82.563

61.9

40

133

104.8

84

15

12

6.5

16.3

3-M10

17

250/A1-5

82.563

61.9

40

133

104.8

95

15

12

6.5

16.3

3-M10

30

250A/A1-5

250/A1-6

106.375

82.6

55

165

133.4

95

16

13

6.5

19.5

6-M12

30

250A/A1-6

315A/A1-6

106.375

82.6

55

165

133.4

106

16

13

6.5

19.5

6-M12

52

400A/A1-8

139.719

111.1

78

210

171.4

118

18

14

8

24.2

6-M16

108

500A/A1-11

196.869

165.1

125

280

235.0

135

20

16

10

29.4

6-M20

159

500A/A1-15

285.775

247.6

200

380

330.2

135

21

17

10

35.7

6-M24

159

 Type A2: Outer screw joint

SPEC./MODEL

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

H1

h

h1

h2

d1

z-d

Kg Net WT.

380A/A2-8

139.719

-

130

210

171.4

118

18

14

8

24.2

6-M16

92

400A/A2-8

139.719

-

130

210

171.4

118

18

14

8

24.2

6-M16

108

500A/A2-11

196.869

-

190

280

235.0

135

20

16

10

29.4

6-M20

159

630A/A2-11

196.869

-

190

280

235.0

154

20

16

10

29.4

6-M20

285

630A/A2-15

285.775

-

260

380

330.2

160

21

17

10

35.7

6-M24

270

800A/A2-15

285.775

-

280

403

330.2

175

21

17

10

35.7

6-M24

455

1000A/A2-20

412.775

-

400

520

463.6

188

23

19

10

42.1

6-M24

710

How Does a Screw Connection Type Three-Jaw Self-Centering Chuck Work?

In various machining and manufacturing processes, the use of chucks is crucial for securely holding and rotating workpieces. Among the different types of chucks available, the screw connection type three-jaw self-centering chuck stands out as a reliable and versatile option.

A screw connection type three-jaw self-centering chuck is primarily used in lathe machines, where it facilitates the clamping and rotation of cylindrical workpieces. It consists of three jaws arranged radially at equal angles around a central axis, forming a symmetrical pattern. The chuck's self-centering mechanism enables it to automatically position and clamp the workpiece accurately, reducing setup time and improving machining precision.

To understand how the chuck operates, let's examine its components and their interactions. The key elements of a screw connection type three-jaw self-centering chuck include the chuck body, the jaws, the screw mechanism, and the actuation system.

The chuck body serves as the central hub of the chuck, providing a sturdy base for mounting onto the lathe spindle. It houses the internal components and provides support to ensure stability during operation. The body is typically made of high-strength materials such as steel or cast iron to withstand the forces exerted during machining.

Attached to the chuck body are three jaws, which are responsible for gripping the workpiece securely. These jaws are typically made of hardened steel to withstand wear and tear. Each jaw is mounted on a slide and guided radially to move in and out towards the central axis of the chuck. The movement of the jaws is controlled by the screw mechanism.

The screw mechanism consists of a lead screw, which is embedded within the chuck body, and individual threads on each jaw slide. The lead screw has a right-hand thread, while the threads on the jaw slide correspondingly have a left-hand thread. This design allows for synchronized movement of the jaws as the lead screw is rotated.

To control the movement of the lead screw, an actuation system is employed. This system can take various forms, including a handwheel, a hydraulic cylinder, or an electric motor. When the actuation system is engaged, it imparts rotational motion to the lead screw, causing it to rotate and drive the movement of the jaws. As the jaws move radially, they either open or close, depending on the direction of rotation of the lead screw.

The self-centering feature of the chuck is achieved through the unique design of the jaw slides. Each jaw slide has an inclined surface that contacts the corresponding inclined surface on the jaw. As the jaws move inward, the inclined surfaces interact, causing the jaws to move toward the center of the chuck body. This movement ensures that the workpiece is automatically centered and al

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