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Tool clamping \ Technical introduction – tool chucks
permissible transferable torque with direct clamping HPH (high-performance holder) – high-performance hydro-expansion chuck holder
clamping diameter in mm 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 25 32
minimum clamping depth in mm 27 27 31 36 36 39 39 41 47 51
transferable torque in Nm (min. 30 50 100 150 210 280 360 550 650 800
dimension h6)
maximum transferable torque in Nm 40 65 135 190 280 380 450 650 750 890
(max. dimension h6)
permissible transferable torque with direct clamping HPH 3° Multi
clamping diameter in mm 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
minimum clamping depth in mm 12 16 20 27 27 31 36 36 39 39 41
transferable torque in Nm (min. 3 6 10 20 35 65 110 120 160 200 260
dimension h6)
maximum transferable torque in Nm 6 10 14 35 55 90 150 160 200 260 340
(max. dimension h6)
ATORN shrink technology — benefits
the shrink technology uses heat-induced expansion to clamp tools. an induction coil heats the shrink-fit chuck. the chuck expands and the cold tool shaft can be
inserted. the shrink-fit chuck is cooled down again, tightens and forms a friction connection with the tool due to the oversize at the tool shaft.
advantages:
simple tool holder design comes with impact thread drill by default above
high concentricity in tool clamping clamping diameter of 6 mm
reliable force transmission design corresponds to DIN 69882-8
slim construction high positioning accuracy and repeatability
profitability guaranteed maximum concentricity – a maximum
high torque transmission, of 3 μm
long service life and temperature resistance laser marking for secure product traceability
through the use of high-strength heat-resistant products certified according to
steel DIN EN ISO 9001:2008 - made in Germany
distortion-free through optimum heat treatment flexible shrink system through the use of ATORN
optimally balanced shrink-fit extensions
stop screw adjustable on both sides
ATORN shrink-fit chuck — functional principle
ATORN shrink-fit chucks are used on woodworking and metalworking machines with rotating tools. Shrink-
fit chucks use heat-induced expansion to clamp tools. The application areas for these chucks range from a
wide variety of milling tasks to heavy-duty machining, woodwork and drilling. ATORN shrink-fit chucks are
produced with an internal coolant feed as standard.
Selected product groups in the range also have flange cooling. Custom designs for the use of lateral coolant
bores are always possible on request.
for automatic tool changing, ATORN shrink-fit chucks are available in the following versions: ISO 7388-1
(DIN 69871), DIN 69893-A, DIN 69893-E, DIN 69893-F and ISO 7388-2 (JIS B6339).
functional principle:
① warm the chuck: the clamping point of the chuck is warmed precisely using state-of-the-art induction
technology. An induction coil generates rapidly changing eddy currents which work directly on the shrink-fit
chuck, and heat precisely the point on which the tool shaft sits. The bore diameter widens.
② insert the tool shaft: the cold tool shaft is put into the heated shrink-fit chuck.
③ cooling: the shrink-fit chuck is cooled, the clamping diameter returns to its initial level and clamps the
tool shaft. a powerful device with water-cooled heat sinks allows rapid cooling within 30 seconds. this
means neither the taper nor the data chips warm up. extensions or non-standard shrink-fit chucks can be
cooled using adapters in the heat sinks.
the result:
inductive heating means the tool change can be performed in seconds. shrink-fit chuck and tool shaft form
a friction-locked connection. cemented carbide and even HSS tools can be clamped. the tool fits precisely
in the tool chuck with the highest level of clamping force.
Source: Hahn+Kolb Werkzeuge GmbH
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