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Machinery World - September 2016

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NEW PRODUCTS – NEW PRODUCTS – NEW PRODUCTS<br />

NEW HAINBUCH MINI CHUCKS GRIP<br />

WITH SPEED & FLEXIBILITY<br />

When it comes to workholding, the<br />

flexibility, the minimal interference contour<br />

and precision levels are all key factors.<br />

Luckily these core benefits can all now be<br />

combined with the new range of TOPlus and<br />

SPANNTOP mini chucks available from<br />

Hainbuch.<br />

The launch of the new modular mini<br />

chucks mark a new era of compatibility and<br />

flexibility for customers buying this<br />

exceptional new modular system. The<br />

leading workholding specialist has now<br />

developed the SPANNTOP mini chuck to<br />

make it compatible with an adapter ring in<br />

order to use the new modular system. The<br />

existing MANDO Adapt mandrel and the<br />

corresponding jaw module already work<br />

perfectly with the new SPANNTOP mini,<br />

meaning complete autonomy for your small<br />

component clamping needs.<br />

Unlike the SPANNTOP mini chuck, the<br />

configuration for the TOPlus system is a little<br />

different. Whereas the SPANNTOP uses an<br />

adaptor ring, the TOPlus system has a ring of<br />

attachment holes that secure the market<br />

leading jaw module. At present, Hainbuch is<br />

developing an innovative new MANDO<br />

Adapt series of adapters that will also work<br />

in harmony with the popular TOPlus system.<br />

In addition, both the SPANNTOP and<br />

TOPlus Mini Series are available with a full<br />

through-bore plus a variety of standard<br />

lengths to suit all machine types and<br />

drawtube configurations. For the customer,<br />

this exciting new range of possibilities gives<br />

maximum flexibility with O.D. clamping via<br />

the clamping head and I.D. clamping with<br />

the mandrel adapting MANDO Adapt<br />

system whilst complete jaw clamping can be<br />

accommodated with the new jaw adapting<br />

module.<br />

Of course interference of the clamping<br />

station is always a key factor when selecting<br />

a suitable solution. From this perspective, the<br />

new Hainbuch mini chucks minimise the<br />

interference contour to provide better<br />

workpiece accessibility and more room for<br />

manoeuvre in confined work envelopes. This<br />

is more prevalent in modern machine tools<br />

with multiple tool posts and driven tooling<br />

configurations where set-up times and access<br />

to tooling is critical. In addition, the smaller<br />

and more compact mini chucks have a lower<br />

mass and this reduces the centrifugal forces<br />

and retains the clamping pressure when<br />

machining at high speeds.<br />

Tel: 01543 278731<br />

Email: nick.peter@hainbuch.co.uk<br />

Web: www.hainbuch.com<br />

ECLIPSE MAGNETICS OFFERS<br />

INSPECTION AND<br />

CERTIFICATION SERVICES FOR<br />

LIFTING EQUIPMENT<br />

Eclipse Magnetics has launched a complete inspection and<br />

certification service for magnetic lifting devices from all<br />

manufacturers. The Provision and Use of Work Equipment<br />

Regulations 1998 states that “Lifting Equipment” must be thoroughly<br />

examined and, where appropriate inspected by a competent person at<br />

least every 12 months, or 6 months in case of “accessories for lifting”.<br />

As part of the inspection service, Eclipse Magnetics can also carry<br />

out any necessary repairs. Tim Hollingsworth General Sales Manager<br />

for Magnet Materials & Assemblies at Eclipse Magnetics said: “Many<br />

people are unaware of the legal requirements associated with lifting<br />

equipment. Our checking and certification service will not only<br />

ensure that your lifter is certified in accordance with the relevant<br />

regulations, customers’ can rest assured that their device is fit for<br />

purpose and in full, efficient, working order.”<br />

Eclipse Magnetics’ range of magnetic lifters includes the Ultralift<br />

Plus, a premier lifting magnet with built in safety features that<br />

provides fast and efficient lifting for a wide range of loads in the<br />

factory or workshop. As the material is permanently magnetic, no<br />

power is required to operate the magnet, therefore there are no<br />

operating costs. Capable of lifting both round and flat section loads<br />

in a variety of sizes, the Ultralift range also includes a thin plate<br />

option.<br />

Tel: 0114 225 600 Email info@eclipsemagnetics.com<br />

SPECIALISED NLD/ NGD<br />

3-D CHIPBREAKER DESIGN<br />

PERFECTS CHIP CONTROL<br />

Sumitomo Electric Hardmetal has extended its range of highly<br />

successful SUMIDIA DA1000 high density, ultra-fine polycrystalline<br />

diamond (PCD) turning, milling and boring inserts to include<br />

SUMIDIA ‘Break Master’ with specialised NLD/NGD 3-D<br />

chipbreakers for semi- and fine finishing tasks. The DA1000 has<br />

proven to have a distinct advantage for users involved with heavier<br />

and interrupted cutting cycles in wrought and cast aluminium alloys<br />

due to its superior strength, shear and wear resistance which is some<br />

1.5 times greater than conventional PCD grades. Also, the DA1000<br />

insert has a level of toughness similar to carbide.<br />

Both ‘Break Master’ chipbreaker designs incorporate a 3-D<br />

presentation for the top rake angle with the NLD Type able to<br />

achieve excellent orders of surface quality due to its improved chip<br />

control and a sharp cutting edge with a 25 deg top rake. Meanwhile,<br />

the NGD Type with a 20 deg top rake is ideally suitable for more<br />

general machining cycles and medium finishing cuts.<br />

The SUMIDIA PCD range uses a fine sintered diamond powder<br />

on a carbide substrate which is ideal for non-metallic materials and<br />

non-ferrous machining.<br />

Tel: 01844 342081 Web: www.sumitomotool.com<br />

44 <strong>Machinery</strong> <strong>World</strong>, <strong>September</strong> <strong>2016</strong>

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