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5C collet chuck
XZH
8466100000
steel
for 5C collet
5C collet chuck
CNC lathe
5C,D3,D4, D5, D6, D8
Silver
5C collet Chuck
XZH
Product Name: 5C Fixture
Model Number: 3911-125-5C-00
Material: 40Cr
Application: Fix 5C Collets
Hardness: HRC48-52
Weight: 4.5kg
| Order No. | D | D0 | L | Clamping range | Figure | ||
| 3911-125-5C | 126 | 95 | 107 | Round hole: | Square hole: | Hex hole: | 1 |
| 3911-125-D3 | 126 | 53.075 | 120.5 | 1-28mm 3/64 - 1-1/8" | 3-19mm 1/8 - 3/4" | 3-22mm 1/8 -7/8" | 2 |
| 3911-125-D4 | 126 | 63.513 | 120.5 | ||||
| 3911-125-D5 | 140 | 82.563 | 143.5 | ||||
| 3911-125-D6 | 165 | 106.375 | 143.5 | ||||
| 3911-125-D8 | 210 | 139.719 | 145.5 | ||||
5C Precision Collet Chuck for Metal Lathes · 5C Collets installed in could be available in either metric or imperial .
This 5C collet chuck can be used for turning, facing, boring, grinding and milling on center lathes and grinding machines. Use with back plate (adapter) to connect with your specific lathe spindle. Scroll and pinion design just like 3-jaw chuck , operated with chuck key.
The 5C Collet Chuck is an industry-standard workholding solution renowned for its speed, accuracy, and versatility. Unlike traditional 3-jaw or 4-jaw chucks that can mar delicate surfaces or struggle with small diameter parts, the 5C system provides even, 360-degree clamping pressure. This ensures thin-walled parts are held securely without distortion and allows for rapid part swapping during production runs. Whether mounted on a lathe spindle for turning operations or used on a milling machine table with an indexing fixture, the 5C collet chuck is essential for precision metalworking and small-parts manufacturing.
High-Precision Concentricity: The internal 5C taper is precision-ground to ensure minimal runout, guaranteeing excellent repeatability and accuracy for tight-tolerance machining.
Rapid Part Swapping: Designed for quick-action clamping. Front-mount (key-operated) models allow operators to load and unload workpieces in seconds from the front of the chuck, drastically reducing setup time.
Versatile Collet Compatibility: Accepts all standard 5C collets, allowing you to grip round, hex, square, and even custom-shaped stock securely with a single chuck body.
Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-strength cast iron or forged steel. The internal scroll and pinion gears are hardened and ground for smooth operation and long service life.
Multiple Mounting Options: We offer 5C chucks with Plain Backs (requiring a custom adapter plate) as well as direct-mount options like Camlock (D1-3, D1-4, D1-5, D1-6) for instant installation on compatible lathe spindles.
Direct Manufacturer Savings: Bypass trading companies and source premium workholding fixtures directly from our factory for highly competitive wholesale pricing.
Comprehensive Range: In addition to the chucks, we manufacture complete sets of high-precision 5C collets, collet blocks, and indexing fixtures to meet all your workholding needs.
Strict Quality Control: Every chuck is rigorously tested for taper accuracy, smooth gear engagement, and overall runout before packaging.
OEM & Customization: We offer custom laser engraving of your brand logo and part numbers, along with tailored packaging solutions for retail distributors.
Q1: What is the difference between a plain back and a direct mount 5C chuck?
A: A direct mount chuck (like D1-4 Camlock) has the mounting mechanism machined directly into the back of the chuck, allowing it to attach straight to the lathe spindle. A plain back chuck has a flat rear surface and requires a separate, machined adapter plate (backing plate) to connect it to your specific lathe spindle.
Q2: How is the collet tightened in a front-mount (key-operated) 5C chuck?
A: Front-mount 5C chucks use a geared scroll mechanism similar to a standard 3-jaw chuck. You insert a chuck key into the side of the chuck and turn it. This rotates an internal gear that draws the 5C collet into the taper, clamping the workpiece securely from the front without needing a rear drawbar assembly.
Q3: What is the maximum through-hole capacity of a 5C collet?
A: Standard 5C collets can typically hold round stock up to 1-1/8 inches (approx. 28.5mm) in diameter. For larger stock, you would need to use a step collet or switch to a larger chuck system (like 16C or a standard 3-jaw chuck).
Q4: Can I use this chuck on a milling machine?
A: Yes! While commonly used on lathes, 5C chucks (especially plain back models) are frequently mounted to rotary tables, dividing heads, or custom fixture plates on milling machines for precise indexing and machining of small parts.
Enhance your machining precision and speed with our versatile 5C Collet Chucks.
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