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Revolvinglathe centre for insert 50/3
Article no.: 320617 50/3
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Product details
Technical Data
| Adapter | Triangular shank | |
| Body ⌀ D | 74 mm | |
| Shank ⌀ D1 | 18 mm | |
| ⌀ d | 50 mm | |
| for workpiece weight | 700 kg | |
| Overall length L | 165 mm | |
| Reach L1 | 95 mm | |
| Sprung travel | 4 mm | |
| maximum speed | 4,000 rpm | |
| Radial run-out | 0.01 mm | |
| suitable for colour code | K18 | |
| Type of product | Centring drill |
Identification numbers & Classifications
| Article number | 320617 50/3 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4062406573157 | |
| Manufacturer number | 320617 50/3 |
Description
Version:
- Sprung version for axial length compensation whilst machining.
- Fully hardened and ground. Maintenance-free due to lifetime lubrication.
- Special seal prevents ingress of dirt and coolant.
Exchangeable inserts No. 320629.
Special version with triangular shank for clamping directly in the heavy-duty chuck of the counter-spindle.
For machining heavy components.
Special version with triangular shank for clamping directly in the heavy-duty chuck of the counter-spindle.
For machining heavy components.
Description:
Lathe centres are mainly used on lathes to support long and slim workpieces, since with these workpieces there would otherwise be a risk of the workpiece bending or moving around as a result of the forces generated.
The lathe centre is secured with a Morse taper. The workpiece is clamped in the chuck and a counterbore is added using a centre drill. After re-clamping, the lathe centre is then inserted.
The lathe centre is secured with a Morse taper. The workpiece is clamped in the chuck and a counterbore is added using a centre drill. After re-clamping, the lathe centre is then inserted.
Application:
Flexible application thanks to exchangeable inserts. For general use on turrets and counter-spindles on CNC machines.
Optional extras:
Exchangeable inserts No. 320625.
Note:
Changing the inserts in the key surfaces by counter-rotation.