Chuck, people who often use milling machines in daily life should be familiar with it. "Because it is a cylindrical fixture used to mount a drill or milling cutter on a milling machine, it is also a fixture used to fix or reinforce parts that need to be modified in our daily life.". In general life, the types of chucks we often use include ER chucks, pneumatic chucks, spring chucks, engraving machine chucks, clamping chucks, and so on.
Our common chucks are commonly used in tool chucks. There are generally two types of general-purpose tool chucks, one suitable for light load machining and the other suitable for heavy load machining. Universal tool chucks have excellent shock absorption, which is also an important feature of the chuck. It can improve the service life of the tool and greatly improve the surface processing quality of the workpiece. In addition, it is not significantly different from most high-end sleeve type tool clamping systems. This tool chuck also utilizes an expansion technology similar to hydraulic chucks to clamp the tool, except that its expansion is achieved through mechanical action rather than through hydraulic media. Therefore, this clamping system can provide users with good vibration damping and high radial jump accuracy.
The use of chucks can well control the movement of machinery, such as valve springs in internal combustion engines, control springs in clutches, etc; The chuck can absorb vibration and impact energy, such as buffer springs under cars and train carriages, and shock absorbing springs in couplings; The chuck stores and outputs energy as power, such as clock springs, springs in firearms, etc; The chuck can also be used as a force measuring element, such as a force measuring device, a spring in a spring scale, and so on.