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lathe chucks is a device used to hold and rotate a workpiece securely on a lathe machine during machining operations such as turning, drilling, or milling. Chucks are essential components in metalworking where precise rotation and stability of the workpiece are crucial. They come in various types and sizes to accommodate different workpiece shapes and sizes.

three jaw chucks

Most commonly used for general-purpose work. Jaws move in unison, allowing for quick setup. Ideal for holding cylindrical or hexagonal workpieces. Provides self-centering capabilities.

four jaw chucks:

Each jaw can be adjusted independently. Offers more flexibility for holding irregularly shaped workpieces. Useful for off-center or eccentric turning. Requires more time for setup compared to three-jaw chucks.

six jaw chucks:

Provides even more gripping points for improved stability. Offers superior holding power for thin-walled or delicate workpieces. Often used for precision machining where concentricity is critical.

collet chucks:

Uses collets to hold the workpiece. Offers high precision and concentricity. Ideal for holding small-diameter workpieces. Commonly used in applications such as watchmaking and electronics.

advantages of lathe chucks:

lathe chucks provide a firm grip on the workpiece, preventing it from moving or slipping during machining.three-jaw chucks, in particular, offer self-centering capabilities, ensuring the workpiece rotates concentrically with the lathe spindle. different types of chucks allow for the machining of a wide range of workpiece shapes and sizes. once the chuck is properly adjusted and mounted, it allows for quick and repeatable setups for subsequent machining operations.

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face drive pins (diameter)	CNC driving pins (length)	lathe drive teeth pins (depth)	driver pin teeths (width)	drive pins technologies
0.564	2.756	0.591	0.083	FDPT 2023S
0.564	2.756	0.748	0.106	FDPT 2023D
0.564	2.756	0.787	0.126	FDPT 2023DD
0.564	2.756	0.787	0.126	FDPT 2023DG
0.564	2.756	0.827	0.146	FDPT 2023C
0.564	2.756	0.866	0.165	FDPT 2023CV
0.564	2.756	0.906	0.185	FDPT 2023FC
0.564	2.756	0.946	0.205	FDPT 2023C
0.564	2.756	0.985	0.224	FDPT 2023BNN
0.564	2.756	1.025	0.244	FDPT 2023V
0.564	2.756	1.063	0.264	FDPT 2023VV
0.564	2.756	1.102	0.283	FDPT 2023F
0.564	2.756	1.142	0.303	FDPT 2023VT
0.564	2.756	1.142	0.303	FDPT 2023VF
0.564	2.756	1.222	0.343	FDPT 2023V
0.564	2.756	1.232	0.363	FDPT 2023V
0.564	2.756	1.417	0.441	FDPT 2023H
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chuck body: The main housing of the chuck that contains the internal mechanisms. chuck jaws are movable components within the chuck that grip the workpiece. Jaws can be adjusted to hold different sizes of workpieces. gear mechanisms is the mechanism that moves the jaws in and out simultaneously when adjusted. It is often operated by a key or wrench. mounting flange: The part of the chuck that attaches to the lathe spindle. The chuck is often mounted and secured using bolts.

lathe chucks are integral components of lathe machines, providing a means to securely hold and rotate workpieces during various machining processes. they offer versatility, precision, and efficiency in metalworking.