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4 Jaw Independent Lathe Chuck

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SKU 420-0080
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Original price $170.00 - Original price $170.00
Original price
$170.00
$170.00 - $170.00
Current price $170.00
Chuck Size: 80mm
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Cancel for any reason at any time until your order shipped. Please be aware that banks charge for each payment transaction, so we will deduct these fees from the refunded amount. Once your order has shipped, you may return your order. For details, please review our Returns and Cancellations policies. Special order items may not be eligible for cancellation.

Return Policy

Most items can be returned within 30 days of receipt for a refund of the product cost less return shipping. Shipping, duties, and taxes are not refundable. For details, please review our Returns and Cancellations policies.

International Shipping

The product price and shipping and handling cost do not include import duties, taxes, or brokerage fees. As the transportation fee for your order is the only fee we charge, it is the buyer's responsibility to pay for these charges. We recommend that you contact your country's customs office or visit their website to determine if there will be any additional costs.

The Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HS code) for spiral cutterheads and other woodworking tools is 8466.92.50.10.

Features:

  • Individually adjustable jaws.
  • Semi-steel body.
  • Fully hardened jaws made of high-quality carbon steel.
  • Square workpiece can be centered to the chuck with maximum gripping force.
Order No.
Chuck Size
Thru Hole
Weight
420-0080
80mm
22mm
2kg
420-0100
100mm
25mm
3kg
420-0125
125mm
30mm
5kg
420-0160
160mm
45mm
9kg
420-0200
200mm
56mm
15kg
420-0250
250mm
75mm
23kg
420-0300
300mm
75mm
39kg
420-0320
320mm
95mm
40kg
420-0350
350mm
95mm
53kg
420-0400
400mm
125mm
55kg
420-0500
500mm
160mm
102kg
420-0630
630mm
180mm
159kg
420-0800
800mm
210mm
255kg
420-1000
1000mm
260mm
418kg

Do I need to replace the original bearings?
If the bearings in your machine are in good condition, they can be reused by carefully removing them with a bearing or pulley puller. However, if the bearings are tightly pressed onto the shaft, removal may cause damage. To minimize this risk, we recommend replacing old bearings with our greased and sealed bearings, designed for long-lasting performance. For a smooth upgrade, we suggest adding the bearings to your shopping cart before completing your purchase.
We provide premium bearings from NSK, SKF, NTN, FAG, Timken. They are renowned for their high quality and performance, designed to provide durability and reliability in various applications
If you add the bearings to your order, we will preinstall them for you when premounting is possible, saving you the hassle of doing it yourself.

Do I need to to Add a Few Boxes of Carbide Inserts
We provide 5 carbide inserts and 5 screws as spare parts. However, many of our customers choose to purchase additional boxes, as the shipping costs for separate purchases can make it less economical.

Do I need a Torque Wrench?
To securely lock the carbide inserts, we recommend applying a torque of 48 to 52 Pound-Inches (or 5.42 to 5.88 Newton-Meters). (Note: 1 Newton-Meter is equal to 8.851 Pound-Inches, and 1 Pound-Inch is approximately 0.113 Newton-Meters.) It is crucial not to apply excessive torque, as this could cause the carbide inserts to crack or explode. On the other hand, using too little torque may result in the inserts not being properly secured, which could lead to cracks, shattering, or uneven height on the cutter block, causing ridges or lines on the board.
If one person is responsible for maintaining the machine, they can typically apply the same torque consistently without a torque wrench. However, when multiple people are involved in machine maintenance, ensuring uniform torque application can be challenging. For consistency and peace of mind, we recommend using a torque wrench.

What kind of steel the cutter block is made of?
The cutter block is constructed using GB/T 40Cr, a structural alloy steel of the same caliber as ASTM grade 5140, AISI 5140, SAE 5140, DIN 41Cr4, BS 41Cr4, JIS SCr440, and EN 41Cr4.The primary components of this steel are as follows: carbon (C) at a range of 0.37-0.44%, silicon (Si) between 0.17-0.37%, manganese (Mn) within 0.50-0.80%, and chromium (Cr) from 0.80-1.10%.
In terms of physical properties, this steel exhibits a tensile strength range of 115-234σb/MPa, a yield strength of 2σ 0.2 ≥/MPa, and an elongation capacity of 65 δ5≥ (%). It also has a HBS range of 123-321 and a HRC rating of 30.
This alloy steel is frequently utilized in low to moderately stressed components for machines, engines, and vehicles.