Mandrel MANDO G

Maximum machining capacity MAXXOS T211 is a mandrel with a hexagonal pyramid shape instead of a round taper – perfect for demanding and reliable process manufacturing. Through the hexagonal clamping pyramid, maximum transmission forces can be realized. The segmented clamping bushing with the hexagon socket sits on the clamping pyramid with an absolute positive fit, which enables maximum machining capacity with less vibration and thereby less tool wear. The lubrication, combined with its leak-tightness ensures an extremely constant production flow and therefore maximum reliability. By the way, our segmented clamping bushings offer a factory-standard run-out accuracy of ≤ 10 μm. If you need even greater precision, there are two additional levels of run-out quality to choose from. Even a run-out accuracy of ≤ 2 μm is possible upon request.

Extremely high clamping force Often complete machining fails for lack of an effective I.D. clamping device. In many cases the jaw chuck is a makeshift solution. However, even conventional mandrels with slotted clamping sleeves quickly reach their limits in terms of accuracy, rigidity, and opening stroke. HAINBUCH segmented mandrels use state-of-the-art clamping technology that is convincing, even in the most critical applications. Segmented clamping bushing with extremely hard, wear resistant and rigid segments The central element is the vulcanized segmented clamping bushing. Because conventional clamping bushings are made of spring steel and are only annealed to spring hardness, they are »soft« and they must »bend« to clamp the workpiece. HAINBUCH segmented bushings, on the other hand, are made of case-hardened chromium-nickel-steel and have segments that are extremely hard, wear resistant and rigid.

No problem to change-over from O.D. clamping to I.D. clamping Change-over from O.D. clamping to perfect I.D. clamping, without changing the clamping device? No problem with MANDO Adapt: Place the mandrel in the mounted clamping device, tighten three screws, and lock the mandrel in the clamping device. Reduce time In this process the mandrel engages in the coupling of the clamping device via a sophisticated mechanism, where otherwise the clamping head engages. MANDO Adapt is attractive with extreme rigidity and precision. Without adjusting For rotating products, concentricity of 0.005 mm between chuck taper and mandrel taper can be achieved. For stationary clamping devices repeatability of 0.003 mm is possible. And best of all: This can all be accomplished without adjusting.

Extremely high clamping force Often complete machining fails for lack of an effective I.D. clamping device. In many cases the jaw chuck is a makeshift solution. However, even conventional mandrels with slotted clamping sleeves quickly reach their limits in terms of accuracy, rigidity, and opening stroke. HAINBUCH segmented mandrels use state-of-the-art clamping technology that is convincing, even in the most critical applications. Segmented clamping bushing with extremely hard, wear resistant and rigid segments The central element is the vulcanized segmented clamping bushing. Because conventional clamping bushings are made of spring steel and are only annealed to spring hardness, they are »soft« and they must »bend« to clamp the workpiece. HAINBUCH segmented bushings, on the other hand, are made of case-hardened chromium-nickel-steel and have segments that are extremely hard, wear resistant and rigid.