The range of norelem self-centering stationary jaw chucks includes three and four steel jaw models to ensure optimal performance, guaranteeing stability of the piece particularly in drilling and milling processes.
Providing stability to the workpiece, parts being machined can be clamped between clamping jaws, while the drill chuck holds the tool in place – a factor which is particularly important for fast-moving machines to ensure precision and safety. Stationary jaw chucks are an essential tool in manufacturing, particularly in drilling and milling environments. Enabling workpieces to be stably fastened, norelem’s range includes 3-jaw and 4-jaw chucks made of steel for optimum performance.
The 3-jaw chuck from norelem has three clamping jaws, enabling round, triangular or hexagonal workpieces to be securely clamped in the lathe. Alternatively, the 4-jaw chuck can be used to clamp a variety of other shapes, including four, eight and twelve sided workpieces.
Quick and easy to operate, norelem jaw chucks have a flat design and a large through-hole for clamping bar material. The base body of the jaw chucks is made of ground steel, as are the clamping jaws which use hardened and ground steel, enabling a repeatability of 0.02 mm in centric clamping. Soft jaws can also be screwed onto the base jaws to generate individual clamping contours and diameters.
norelem’s stationary 3-jaw chucks are available in four different diameters from 220 to 370 mm and can achieve a clamping force of up to 44 kN. Stationary 4-jaw chucks are available in four different sizes with a width of 215 to 38 mm, with a clamping force of up to 25 kN.