To product overview

59616: 6-Jaw Chuck Vasto•Clamp 96 (Technical drawing )

Patent pending

Vasto•Clamp 96, 6-Jaw Chuck clamping range 10 - 160 mm Item No. 59616

Any questions?

+49 (0)7023 9585-0 info@lang-technik.de

to the contact page

Address & Contact

LANG Technik GmbH
Albstraße 1-6
73271 Holzmaden, Germany

for directions in Google Maps

Product information
Benefits
Application
Downloads
Spare parts
Accessories

Key data at a glance

The 6-jaw chuck with quick jaw exchange system is equally suitable for machining blank parts with gripping jaws and for the clamping of deformation-sensitive components with soft top jaws. In both cases, the manually operated scroll chuck utilises a friction based clamping principle. The mounting of the top jaws is done completely without additional tools thanks to an innovative click mechanism.

Clamping range

ø 10 - 160 mm (0.39" - 6.3")

Dimensions

210 x 155 x 57 mm (8.27" x 6.1" x 2.24")

Clamping method

by friction

Workpiece shape

cylindrical

Packaging Unit

1 Piece

Weight

9.6 kg (21.16 lbs)

Material

Steel

More features:

Torque

30 Nm

Maximum allowed torque

Clamping stud size

20 mm (0.79")

Diameter of clamping studs

Clamping force

14.000 N

Clamping force at maximum torque

Centering accuracy

±0,04 mm

Centering tolerance of vises

Automatable

Yes

Automation interface included

Grid system

96 mm (3.78")

Zero-point pitch

Notice:

Suitable for both internal and external clamping.

Scope of delivery:

1 x 6-Jaw Chuck

1 x Hexagon socket square drive 1/4", size 8 mm

Benefits Vasto•Clamp

Quick jaw exchange Innovative click mechanism for a quick jaw exchange without the use of any tools
Application diversity Suitable for clamping raw parts and for components sensitive to deformation
Flexibility Versatile use as 3- or 6-jaw chuck

Conventional Workholding

„Conventional Workholding“ offers a multitude of options for clamping round or pre-machined parts. To solve the respective clamping task, the operator can choose between a 6-jaw chuck, two collet chucks and three different types of self-centering vises, whose jaw types are perfectly suited for challenging 2nd operations.