Collets and Guide Bushings suit Swiss-type lathes.
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Headstock and sub-spindle collets are ground to precise size and TIR to meet precision machining requirements. Carbide-lined, Swiss guide bushings keep stock clean and unmarked, and extended-nose collets are suited for pick-off work or to compensate for tooling interference. Heat-treated to 40 Rockwell at head, they also serve as emergency collets.
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U.S.- Made Swiss-Type Collets & Guide Bushings
Hardinge Inc. (Elmira, New York) will be displaying collets for Swiss-type lathes at IMTS 2002 at booth A-8000. Swiss-type headstock and sub-spindle collets are ground to precise size and TIR to meet precision machining requirements. Swiss guide bushings are carbide lined to keep the stock clean and unmarked. Extended-nose collets are available for doing pick-off work or to compensate for tooling interference. Hardinge's extended-nose Swiss-type collets also serve as emergency collets, heat-treated to 40 Rockwell at the head for easy machining to meet quick job turnaround.
"We're committed to the Swiss machine market, states Cal Macomber, Director of Sales and Marketing, Hardinge Workholding Division. We have dedicated manufacturing teams and work cells established to provide 24-hour delivery of collets and guide bushings for Citizen, Hardinge, Star, Tornos, Traub and Tsugami Lathes-as well as for cam-operated lathes made by Bechler, Methods, Peterman, Strohm and Tornos. We also provide customized products to hold extruded stock, non-round parts, eccentric, off-center and stepped parts."
Hardinge has recently added bar loader collets to complement their lineup of workholding products.
For additional information request brochure #2283. Order online at www.hardingetooling.com, phone 800-843-8801, or fax 607-734-3886. Hardinge Inc., One Hardinge Drive, Elmira, New York 14902-1507. Visit other Hardinge websites at the following locations: www.hardingeworkholding.com (detailed workholding product information and catalog pdf files); www.hardinge.com (machine tools).
