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Power Operated Power Indexing Chucks are used for machining valves, bonnet, universal joints and spider.
Chuck index position:
4 x 90° , 3 x 120° , 2 x 180°. Indexing is done during the rotation of the main spindle. Clamping, Indexing, locking, and de-clamping are performed by hydraulic integral distributor.
The component is clamped by moving the lower jaw through an integral cylinder.
The upper jaw is stationary.
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| GMT universal ball lock chucks are designed to clamp components and ensure face butting.
Ball Lock Chucks have certain distinctive advantages over wedge and lever type chucks. Jaw movement is achieved by sliding and swivel of the base jaws, which are amply proportioned. [View] |
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| CNC Lathe Chucks: GMT Power Operated High Speed With Through Bore are designed to rotate at high speeds on CNC lathes. [View] |
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| Finger Chuck: GMT Twist Finger Chuck is ideal for clamping the component on face with centralized location, where clamping on OD/ID facilities are not possible. [View] |
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| Collet Chuck - GMT Collet chucks are suitable for machining components like round, square and hexagon with finished gripping areas at high speed. It is used in CNC lathes and is interchangeable with GMT power chucks. [View] |
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GMT Pneumatic Chuck : Power Operated Pneumatic Front end Chucks are designed to utilise in full, the spindle bore for bar/pipe work. This design avoids rear mounting of the actuating cylinder and necessary draw bar connections. [View] |
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| GMT Expanding Mandrel : Expanding mandrels are the ideal solution to various internal clamping problems. They provide the benefits of versatility and accuracy when compared to other workholding methods. [View] |
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| GMT Lapping Machine : The advantages of lapping for obtaining fine flatness and surface finish have long been recognised by production and design engineers. Proper finish and flatness can be achieved with any of the 7 standard lapping machines in the GMT range, in bench and floor models. [View] |
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