Clamping glossary
Pull down: The jaws of the CSC crankshaft chuck clamp inwards by means of a pivoting movement. This generates a pull-down movement in the Z axis - in the direction of the centering point . This pull-down movement prevents the crankshaft from being pushed off the center point and keeps the crankshaft exactly stable in the center axis. This guarantees high concentricity accuracies . Sealing: The CSC crankshaft chuck is completely sealed and protected against dirt and coolant . This prevents inaccuracies, malfunctions and increased wear and makes the system extremely reliable .
Low Maintenance: The CSC crankshaft chuck is equipped with perma- nent oil bath lubrication . This allows continuous operation of the machine without regular interruptions for maintenance, which guarantees to increase machine availability . Clamping: The centering point and the jaw carrier of the CSC crankshaft chuck are hydraulically clamped in the clamping position . This incre- ases the rigidity of the clamping system and reduces vibrations . This is reflected in improved workpiece quality and reduced tool wear . Balancing chambers: The CSC crankshaft chuck has radial balancing chambers on the outer diameter. By removing inserted balance weights the system can be easily fine-balanced on the machine .
CSC with center with tailstock function for centering the workpiece
low maintenance due oil bath lubrication
Balancing chambers for fine balancing on the machine
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Axially movable and lockable center point to center the work piece (tailstock function)
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SMW-AUTOBLOK 247
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