Turning the spindle advances the moving jaw to the workpiece. The “trick with the handle” 
then occurs. A 160° rotary movement of the sprinter lever brings the internal draw bar into use. The force transmission box located close to the fixed jaw draws the draw bar backwards using a mechanical transmission system.
- Operation via hexagon connection
Therefore more easier to operate
- Spindle drive
For highest clamping forces
- Completely encapsulated tension rod
Provides optimal protection against coolant and chips
- Continuous clamping force adjustment
For highest repeat accuracy
- Mechanical force transmission
For self-locking and vibration-resistant clamping
- Standard jaw interface
For using of standard chuck jaws from SCHUNK
- Easy removal of spindle assembly group
For easy cleaning and fast assembly without clamping brackets
- Drainage slots
For coolant and chips
- Wear-resistant base body
Therefore a longer life span at highest precision. Even with maximum clamping force
KSG 100
ultima modifica: 2017-02-27T15:44:26+01:00
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