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Balancing The experience of <strong>REGO</strong>-<strong>FIX</strong> in the development and manufacturing of tool holding systems has provided us a large knowledge basis on the subject of balancing. In our production we have the latest manufacturing equipment and testing methods available, but as with other manufacturers the physical limits of balancing have to be considered. Furthermore, it has to be considered whether a process is economically feasible and the imbalance measurable. The weights and interaction of the individual components of the tool holding system determines which options for balancing are practical. Therefore, we recommend that the entire assembly be considered as a whole, as it is stipulated in the DIN 69888. Static imbalance A static unbalance results when the axis of rotation does not pass through the center of gravity axis of the rotary body. The axis of rotation is parallel to the axis of gravity, but is displaced by some amount. This displacement (called eccentricity) produces a rotational circular vibration perpendicular to the rotational axis. This imbalance can be measured in a stationary position. axis of gravity axis of rotation What is imbalance Imbalance occurs when the mass of a rotating body is not distributed rotationally symmetric. This leads to vibration and can cause increased wear or damage to cutting tools and or machine bearing components. The weight of each part of the tool holding system is critical to the question: At what speed is balancing economically producible? Speeds have a great influence on the centrifugal forces. Due to its nature the centrifugal force increase exponentially, which means when you double the speed you get four times the centrifugal force. To reduce a static imbalance an appropriate weight is removed or adjusted perpendicular to the rotational axis. weight added axis of gravity axis of rotation 308 Technical information
weight removed axis of gravity axis of rotation To balance a dynamic imbalance, weight added, removed or adjusted at two levels. weight added Dynamic imbalance Dynamic imbalance occurs only during operation. It manifests itself in an unbalanced moment on the axis of rot ation producing coupled forces and orbital oscillations. The center of gravity of the rotating body is in the rest position, while the axis for the coupled forces rotates in circular motions. axis of gravity axis of rotation weight added axis of gravity axis of rotation weight removed axis of gravity axis of rotation weight removed Technical information 309
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High-performance toolholding from t
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Your application is our motivation
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PG-MB PG PG-CF PG-L PG-S PG-T PG-SG
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Automatic clamping unit PGU Toolhol
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Manual clamping unit PGC 2506 Clamp
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powRgrip ® toolholders in Swiss qu
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HSK-A toolholders HSK-A DIN 69893 I
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HSK-A toolholders Dimensions [mm] H
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HSK-F toolholders HSK-F DIN 69893 I
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SK toolholders SK DIN 69871 DIN ISO
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SK toolholders SK-B toolholders SK
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SK+ toolholder SK+ DIN 69871 DIN IS
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BT toolholders BT MAS 403 JIS B 633
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powRgrip ®
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REGO-FIX BT+ dual contact toolholde
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CAT toolholders CAT CAT-B ASME B5.5
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CAT+ toolholders REGO-FIX CAT+ dual
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REGO-FIX CAPTO toolholders licensed
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D ISO 20 interface ISO 20 toolholde
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CYL toolholders CYL-T toolholders (
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secuRgrip ® toolholders PG-SG PG-S
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Heavy Duty secuRgrip ® Toolholders
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D PG tapping holders HSK-A SSY CYL
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powRgrip ® collets in Swiss qualit
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PG standard collets PG Std. powRgri
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PG standard collets PG Std. powRgri
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Coolant flush collets PG-CF PG-CF p
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Long shank collets PG-L PG-L powRgr
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Short shank collets PG-S PG-S powRg
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secuRgrip ® collets PG-SG PG-SG po
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Standard Colletholders for tapping
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Cylindrical colletholders CYL/ ER C
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HSK interface HSK toolholders Desig
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HSK-A toolholders HSK-A DIN 69893 I
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HSK-E toolholders HSK-F toolholders
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SK interface Steep taper toolholder
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SK-B toolholders SK-B DIN 69871 DIN
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BT interface Steep taper toolholder
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BT toolholders ERA Zero-Z ® toolho
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BT-B toolholders BT-B Dimensions [m
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BT+ interface REGO-FIX BT+ toolhold
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CAT interface Steep taper toolholde
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CAT-B toolholders CAT-B Dimensions
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CAT+ interface REGO-FIX CAT+ toolho
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REGO-FIX CAPTO interface REGO-FIX C
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REGO-FIX CAPTO toolholders licensed
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Cylindrical (CYL) interface Cylindr
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CYL / ER toolholder CYL Dimensions
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CYL / ERM toolholders (mini clampin
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CYLF / ERM toolholders (mini clampi
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CYLF / ERM toolholders (mini clampi
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CYDF / ERM toolholders (mini clampi
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MK interface Morse taper toolholder
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SH interface Automotive shank toolh
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D ISO 20 interface ISO 20 toolholde
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ER tapping holders ER thread-cuttin
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ER floating chucks ER floating chuc
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PHC floating chucks for coolant thr
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MPH mini floating chucks with intRl
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Maintenance instructions for floati
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Collet reductions Collet reductions
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Collet reductions with intRlox ® (
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swissQuick powRgrip ® adapter What
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Micromachining Standard and ultrapr
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Microbore collets ER-MB ER-MB Clamp
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ER standard collets and ultraprecis
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Metallic sealed collets ER-DM ER-DM
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ER-GB ER tapping collets ER-GB Manu
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ER tapping collets ER-GB ER-GB [inc
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PCM ET1 ER tapping collets PCM ET1
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ER tapping collets PCM ET1 PCM ET1
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Standard Standard with bearing Mini
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C Hi-Q ® ER / ER standard Hi-Q ®
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C Hi-Q ® ER / ERC Hi-Q ® / ERC fo
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Hi-Q ® ERB / ERBC Hi-Q ® / ERB fr
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C Hi-Q ® ERM / ERMC Hi-Q ® / ERM
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C Hi-Q ® ERMX / ERMXC intRlox ® H
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C ER MS ER MS clamping nuts for hig
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Hi-Q ® ERAX / ERAXC Hi-Q ® / ERAX
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eCool ® RCS Fast and easy retrofit
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eCool ® RCR Low-cost retrofitting
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eCool ® accessories Matching acces
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Use conditions RCR reCool ® reCool
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MR product offering Experience high
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Toolholders in Swiss quality Norm D
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D HSK-A toolholders HSK-A DIN 69893
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micRun ®
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SK toolholders SK DIN 69871 DIN ISO
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CAT toolholders CAT ASME B5.50 Dime
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CYL toolholders CYL Dimensions [mm]
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Swiss quality MR collets MR collets
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MR collets MR collets Ø Type Part
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Grooveless MR nuts for high-end mac
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Multi Line product offering Experie
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Toolholders and adapters WD MA KFD
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Weldon end mill holders HSK-A / WD
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Universal shell / face mill holders
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Drill chucks HSK-A / KBF HSK-A/KBF
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Multi Line
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Weldon end mill holders SK / WD SK
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Drill chucks SK / KBF SK / KBF DIN
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d BT / WD Weldon end mill holders B
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Universal shell / face mill holders
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Morse taper holders BT / MK BT / MK
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d D d D REGO-FIX CAPTO holders lice
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D REGO-FIX CAPTO holders licensed b
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Multi Line
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Reduction sleeves for hydro chucks
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Reduction sleeves HS [inch] HS Ø b
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1.1.3 1.1.2 Accessories 1.1.1 powRg
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powRgrip ® length-presetting tool
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Sealing disks DS Effective solution
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Sealing disks for ER / MR DS / ER D
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Sealing disks for ER / MR DS / ER D
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Wrenches E MS E AX E A Suited wrenc
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Page 308 and 309: Spindle interface norms HSK SK BT C
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Page 317 and 318: Balancing at REGO-FIX All toolholde
Page 319 and 320: Interpreting the DIN 69888:2008-09
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Page 340 and 341: Shank diameter of taps Thread ISO 5
Page 342 and 343: Material No. DIN AFNOR BS GOST USA
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