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Eliminate Vibration and Maintain Efficient Milling Speed

The super-slim HMCJ milling chuck from BIG KAISER has a peripheral coolant supply that supports heavy duty and finish end milling tasks with power and precision using Ø1/2 in or Ø12 mm cutters.

Posted: May 5, 2017

Booth 5248: Featuring a clamping bore with fine slots surrounded by hundreds of needle bearings to ensure concentric, precise and smooth clamping when the nut is tightened, the super-slim HMCJ milling chuck from BIG KAISER has a peripheral coolant supply that supports heavy duty and finish end milling tasks with power and precision using Ø1/2 in or Ø12 mm cutters.
Booth 5248: The Smart Damper boring bar for lathe applications from BIG KAISER integrates a heavyweight, strengthened damping mechanism into the tool holder to function as both a dynamic counter and friction damper that instantaneously absorbs vibration and eliminates chatter, helping to achieve higher machining accuracy, better surface finishes and increased metal removal rates for higher productivity at critical machining depths.
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In Booth 5248, BIG KAISER Precision Tooling, Inc. (Hoffman Estates, IL) will showcase a new super-slim milling chuck and a boring bar dedicated to eliminating vibration and maintaining an efficient cutting speed. HMCJ, the newest addition to their HMC series, is a super-slim milling chuck with a peripheral coolant supply, designed to support heavy duty and finish end milling tasks with power and precision using Ø1/2 in or Ø12 mm cutters. It features a clamping bore with fine slots surrounded by hundreds of needle bearings, which ensures concentric, precise and smooth clamping when the nut is tightened. The HMCJ applies the highest gripping force to the cutting tool shank of any comparable milling chuck in its class, and five to six times greater compared to collet chucks.

Also on display will be their Smart Damper boring bar for lathe applications. A heavyweight, strengthened damping mechanism integrated into the tool holder functions as both a dynamic counter and friction damper. It instantaneously absorbs vibration and eliminates chatter, helping to achieve higher machining accuracy, better surface finishes and increased metal removal rates for higher productivity at critical machining depths. It’s also designed with the capability of supplying coolant through the body directly to the cutting edge. The Smart Damper boring bar features three modular insert holders, optimized for right-hand ID turning with ISO standard inserts at a minimum diameter of Ø1.58 in. Metric bodies are available in Ø32 mm and 40 mm, with inch versions at Ø1.250 in and 1.500 in. With this system, boring at depths of approximately 7xD is well within reach.

BIG KAISER Precision Tooling Inc., 2600 Huntington Boulevard, Hoffman Estates, IL 60192, 224-770-2999, Fax: 224-770-2997, [email protected], us.bigkaiser.com.

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