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Torque Wrenches for Clamping Nuts
While setting a tool, it's critical to tighten it appropriately- neither too lose nor too tight. If not set tight enough, the tool can come apart from the chuck while running. Setting the tool too tightly can cause damages to the tool holder, the spring collet, or the tool itself. When these wrenches are used to tighten the clamping nut, the user can apply torque firmly until the wrench makes a sharp clicking sound- this is the sign that the right amount of torque has been applied, and the nut is now at the optimal tightness.
The proper use for these wrenches depends on the collet type in use.
Collets of the type seen in drawing Dr. 1 must be tightened at the minimum torque value. Turn the adjustable torque setting on the end of the wrench all the way counter-clockwise.
Collets of the type seen in in drawing Dr. 2 must be tightened at the maximum torque value. Turn the adjustable torque setting on the end of the wrench all the way clockwise.
Technical Data Table
| SKU | Threaded Nut | D | L | Torque for Dr. 1 | Torque for Dr. 2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RZ052.713.N | ER32 | 50 | 400 | 66-70 Nm | 120-130 Nm |
| RZ052.714.N | ER40 | 63 | 450 | 110-120 Nm | 190-200 Nm |
These ER32 HSK chucks hold your colleted tool for work on a CNC router.
This tool change stand is an essential part of an efficient tool change process for any CNC routing production.
