Chuck Clamping Stationary Cylinder
A chuck is a specialized type of clamp used to hold an object with radial symmetry, especially a cylinder. In a drill, a mill and a transmission, a chuck holds the rotating tool; in a lathe, it holds the rotating work piece.
Clamping cylinders are used as a peripheral to the chuck. They hold or clamp work pieces through clamping element which can either be pneumatically or hydraulically operated. The clamping element is swivelled out of the working area when it is inactive. They can realise very high holding forces with low energy input as per the laws of kinematics.
Clamping cylinders are therefore suitable for fast opening and closing movements of the clamping device. Because of the low permissible operating pressures in manufacturing, large cylinders are usually required to provide the necessary clamping forces. Pneumatic clamping is preferred for thin-walled work pieces as the use of compressed air can finely regulate the clamping force towards zero. The greater advantage of pneumatic clamping is that they do not require a space for hydraulic unit and also consumes less energy than that of hydraulic systems.
Shree Techno Solutions mainly manufacture clamping cylinders with two or three jaws, with and without through-hole, as well as two-jaw versions in longitudinal and transverse direction to the connection. With Great rigidity and infallible precision, our products work together with our customers to increase efficiency and productivity – always a high performance, cost-effective, and great stability.
