Lathe Chuck: Precision Workpiece Clamping for Lathe Operations

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Lathe Chuck: Precision Workholding Device for Lathes

This page introduces lathe chucks, essential workholding devices for lathes that securely clamp workpieces during machining. Typically made of durable cast iron or steel, they feature jaws (e.g., three-jaw, four-jaw) to grip cylindrical or irregular shapes. Topics include chuck types, clamping mechanisms, applications in turning operations, and key performance factors like concentricity and clamping force.
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Advantages of the product

Versatile Clamping Options

4-jaw chucks with independent adjustable jaws handle irregular shapes and eccentric workpieces, achieving centering accuracy ±0.005mm via dial indicators. Essential for custom fabrication and prototype machining.

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A self-centering versatile chuck is the 3-jaw lathe chuck which is perfectly suited for symmetrical workpieces such as bars, tubes, and gears. The three jaws are actuated together with a scroll plate and they achieve centering accuracy of ±0.05mm for rough work and up to ±0.01mm for precision work. They are made of ductile iron or steel and range in diameter from 75mm to 1250mm. They are commonly employed in automotive, plumbing and general engineering workshops.

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What industry standards do lathe chucks meet?

They meet ISO 15552 and ASME B5.1, ensuring compatibility with global lathe manufacturers like Haas and Mori Seiki for automotive, medical, and aerospace applications.

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Balanced to G2.5 at 10,000rpm, this chuck minimized vibration in turbine shaft turning. The aluminum body’s low mass reduced centrifugal force, maintaining clamping force at high speeds.

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Quick-Change Jaws

Quick-Change Jaws

Interchangeable soft jaws (aluminum or copper) protect delicate surfaces, while hard jaws handle aggressive cutting. Reduces tool change time by 40% in mixed-material machining setups.
Thermal Expansion Control

Thermal Expansion Control

Temperature-compensating bodies (coefficient 11×10⁻⁶/°C) maintain clamping force consistency across thermal cycles, ensuring accuracy in long production runs.
Multi-Industry Applications

Multi-Industry Applications

Used in automotive for engine component turning, medical for implant machining, and aerospace for turbine shaft production. Adapts to workpiece sizes from 1mm to 2000mm in diameter.