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KAR - Catalogue 2012

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Turning<br />

Lathe Chuck Grease<br />

TURNING, MILLING & WORK HOLDING<br />

Code<br />

355326<br />

Lathe Chucks - Technical Information<br />

Determining Proper Spindle Nose Type and Size<br />

NOTE: Bison chucks meet all requirements of ASA Standard B5.9-1960. For spindle nose accuracy (T.I.R.)<br />

SELECTING THE CHUCK MOUNT<br />

Choose from the types shown below<br />

For the short taper spindle noses Type A, D and C (DIN) measure the pilot diameter and length (sizes B and C), bolt circle diameter (size F1<br />

and F2) and diameter of the holes (size E1 and E2). In the case of Type A mount check the number of bolt circles (one for A2 mount or two for<br />

A1 mount). All chucks with A1 mount can be installed on A1 spindle nose only. All chucks with A2 mount can be installed on A1 or A2 spindle<br />

noses.<br />

For the long taper spindle noses Type L, check pilot diameter, length and thread size (size A, C and B)<br />

For the threaded spindle noses, check the thread diameter, number of threads per inch and length (sizes A and E), pilot diameter and length<br />

(sizes B and D), plus overall length (size F1)<br />

Spindle Type A1 and A2<br />

TYPE A1 is exactly as shown with tapped holes in both inner and outer bolt circles.<br />

TYPE A2 is same as shown except omit holes in inner bolt circle.<br />

Spindle Type D1 - Camlock<br />

NOTE: Camlock stud length is adjustable to suit spindle cam<br />

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