Clamping head SE

With our hexagonal clamping heads you get up to 25 % more clamping force and higher output with the same clamping cylinder actuating force that is used to actuate our SPANNTOP chucks. The pyramid arrangement of glide surfaces makes it possible. In addition the hexagonal geometry ensures that TOPlus is more resistant to contamination than former clamping head / chuck systems. Therefore, TOPlus is even better suited for raw material, cast and forged parts, as well as fine-particle non-ferrous metals such as brass. With a concentric precision of ≤ 0.005 mm!

This development represents more than 30 years of SPANNTOP experience. It exploits all the advantages of the latest machine tools. This clamping head is not only extremely powerful, it is also convincing through simple handling. With the changing fixture you set up in no time. The combination of steel and rubber, specially developed by HAINBUCH, in conjunction with a vulcanization that has been perfected over decades, is designed for maximum speed and holding force – with optimal concentricity, and incredible rigidity and service life.

The segmented clamping bushing SE with the hexagon socket sits on the clamping pyramid, absolutely form-fitted in every clamping position and thereby enables maximum machining performance with minimal vibration and thus less tool wear. The full-surface contact of the segmented clamping bushing on the mandrel ensures a significantly better insensitivity to contamination than previous segmented clamping bushing/mandrel systems. Therefore, these segmented clamping bushings are even better suited for raw material, cast and forged parts, as well as fine-particle non-ferrous metals such as brass. And they offer this suitability at run-out of ≤ 0.01 mm and in the premium version at ≤ 0.007 mm.

In terms of precision, stability, and flexibility the vulcanized segmented clamping bushings are unbeatable. They consist of segments made of chrome/nickel, case hardened steel that is very hard, extremely wear resistant, and rigid [60 HRC]. Plus, they do not have to »bend« to clamp the workpiece. In addition, all functional surfaces are completely ground in one clamping set-up. The result: maximum run-out accuracy, maximum holding power, and long life span.