Key for inserts TC-820, VWR-TC820

M3 - M12 Clamping shank: Straight ISO40 < br> Standard: DIN69871 Clamping kit sets: DIN 371 (reinforced shank): M3; M4; M4.5; M5; M6; M7; M8; M10 DIN 376 (classical shank): M4,5; M5; M6; M8; M12 Length compensation - see photo no.3, no.4 and no.12 The set is delivered in the trunk - see photo 9 and no.10 Taper clamping method: The taps are secured in the extension behind the square and the shank. The screwdriver holds firmly in the extension, pulling the clamping collar in the front of the extension. Extensions are secured in the head via a bearing and stones - see photo no.5 and no.6 Expansion of the attachment see photo no.7 and no.8 You can buy the set Taps for M1 - M16 taps - see photo n ° 11 Taps for taps manufactured according to JIS and ISO 529 standards, which are not common in our country, are also available for tapping heads. About 90% of the domestic market consists of taps made to DIN standards Taps are not a part of the set! The tap is clamped into a suitable TC312 collet which has a pre-set torque clutch or can be fine-tuned as needed. Screwdriver has a length compensation of approx. 0.5cm, so it is sufficient to programmatically adjust the cutting depth. The torque clutch eventually prevents the tilting of the tap.

Thin-clamping head with length compensation for TC 312 for machine taps according to DIN371 DIN374 and DIN376 Clamping range of thread cutting: M1 - M14 (need to buy TC312 collet) Clamping shank: 20mm, cylindrical < Clamping Shank Length: 70mm Tape Clamping Method: Taps are clamped into the TC312 clamps, which need to be purchased separately. The taps are secured in a collet by a square and a clamping shank. The tap is held firmly in the collet, pulling out after the clamping collar is depressed. The colts are secured in the head through the bearing and stones. It is also possible to buy threaded heads for taps made in accordance with JIS and ISO 529, which are not common to us. About 90% of the domestic market consists of taps made according to DIN371,374,376 TC312 clamping bits are not part of a thread cutter - they need to be purchased separately! < Function: The tap is clamped into a suitable TC312 collet which has a pre-set torque clutch or can be fine-tuned as needed. Screwdriver has a length compensation of approx. 0.5cm, so it is sufficient to programmatically adjust the cutting depth. The torque clutch eventually prevents the tilting of the tap.

Screwdriver head for TC 312 for machine taps to DIN371 DIN374 and DIN376 This type (SF) is without length compensation! The torque clutch is set directly on the collet. Clamping range: M1 - M16 (need to buy TC312 collet) Clamping shank: 32mm, cylindrical Clamping length: 70mm Clamping method: < / b> The taps are clamped into the TC312 clamps, which need to be purchased separately. The taps are secured in a collet by a square and a clamping shank. The tap is held firmly in the collet, pulling out after the clamping collar is depressed. The colts are secured in the head through the bearing and stones. It is also possible to buy threaded heads for taps made in accordance with JIS and ISO 529, which are not common to us. About 90% of the domestic market consists of taps made according to DIN371,374,376 TC312 clamping bits are not part of a thread cutter - they need to be purchased separately! < Function: The tap is clamped into a suitable TC312 collet which has a pre-set torque clutch or can be fine-tuned as needed.