What is a Chuck?

A chuck is a tool used primarily in machine tools to securely hold workpieces during operations. It is typically attached to a rotating spindle and holds the workpiece in place as the tool spins. Chucks come in various types, including the mechanical "clamp-type," as well as electromagnetic or vacuum-based versions that secure the workpiece using different forces. Choosing the appropriate type of chuck for a given application ensures high precision in workpiece handling, improving machining accuracy and efficiency. Chucks are commonly used in metalworking, woodworking, and precision equipment manufacturing, playing a crucial role in enhancing work safety and operational stability.

Application of Chuck

✅ Use in lathes
Used to securely hold metal parts during machining operations on lathes.
✅ Use in woodworking
Used to hold wood materials securely during cutting or shaping processes.
✅ Use in precision equipment manufacturing
Used to hold parts with high precision during the manufacturing of precision machinery.

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