Spring Core Chuck allows fast core changes without tools.February 14, 2003 - Spring Core Adapter mounts directly to shaft of Pay-Off or Take-Up machine. Pre-drilled holes permit springs to be located for either clockwise or counter clockwise slip, or no slip. Bowed spring design offers self-cleaning feature with each core removal. There are no grooves, clamps, or mechanical mechanisms where build up of core dust can reduce gripping action. Standard Core Adapters are offered in all shaft sizes and core sizes to 6 in.
Original Press release
Progressive Machine Co., Inc.
21 Van Natta Dr.
Ringwood, NJ, 07456 USA
Spring Core Chuck
Progressive Machine Co., Inc. introduces a new style core chuck. The chuck, or spring core adapter (as it is commonly known), mounts directly to the shaft (typically keyed), of either a Pay-Off or Take-Up machine.
Cores are simply slipped on to the tapered end and over the series of bowed springs. Pre-drilled holes permit the springs to be located for either clockwise or counter clockwise slip, or no slip.
The bowed spring design offers an inherent self cleaning feature with each core removal. There are no grooves, clamps, or mechanical mechanisms, where a build up of excess core dust can reduce the core gripping action.
Most typically used for low to medium range tension applications, these core adapters offer fast core changes without tools, air, or other operator inconviences.
Standard Core Adapters are available in all shaft sizes, and core sizes to 6". Special orders for larger cores are available. Adapter widths available to meet customer needs.
For more information on this product or other wind/unwind applications call... Bob Brellis, Sales Manager, Progressive Machine Co., Inc. (973)962-7700. Mail correspondence to Ringwood
Industrial Park, 21 Van Natta Drive, Ringwood, NJ 07456.
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