MAGNETIC CHUCKS

E-9939

Material
MAIN BODY : STRUCTURAL STEEL
Feature
Accessories : Controller 1 unit

The below items will be discontinued, once the present stock run out.

* The below items will be discontinued, once the present stock run out.


MTB Specifications

Order
No.
Magnetic
Pole
Size
No.
of
Magnetic
Poles
Magnetic
Force
(Per Pole) N
Magnetic
Force
(Overall) kN
Model
of
Controller
Weight
kg
Drawing Product
BOX
CAD Production Stock
Status
107666 MTB304HD70S φ70 12 6150 73 ST120F 50 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107667 MTB306HD70S φ70 18 6150 110 ST120F 70 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107668 MTB308HD70S φ70 24 6150 147 ST120F 92 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107669 MTB310HD70S φ70 30 6150 184 ST120F 112 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107670 MTB404HD70S φ70 16 6150 98 ST120F 62 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107671 MTB406HD70S φ70 24 6150 147 ST120F 90 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107672 MTB408HD70S φ70 32 6150 196 ST120F 118 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107673 MTB410HD70S φ70 40 6150 246 ST200F 142 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107674 MTB504HD70S φ70 20 6150 123 ST120F 107 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107675 MTB506HD70S φ70 30 6150 184 ST120F 107 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107676 MTB508HD70S φ70 40 6150 246 ST200F 140 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107677 MTB510HD70S φ70 50 6150 307 ST200F 169 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107678 MTB606HD70S φ70 36 6150 221 ST200F 127 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact
107679 MTB608HD70S φ70 48 6150 295 ST200F 165 View Add DATA Discontinued Contact

Specifi cations and Prices for MTBP

Order
No.
Magnetic
Pole
Size
No.
of
Magnetic
Poles
Magnetic
Force
(Per Pole) N
Magnetic
Force
(Overall) kN
Model
of
Controller
Weight
kg
Drawing Product
BOX
Production Stock
Status
114997 MTBP500HD70S φ70 16 6150 98 ST120F 88 View Add Discontinued Contact
114998 MTBP630HD70S φ70 30 6150 184 ST120F 117 View Add Discontinued Contact

Specifi cations and Prices for MTBR

Order
No.
Magnetic
Pole
Size
No.
of
Magnetic
Poles
Magnetic
Force
(Per Pole) N
Magnetic
Force
(Overall) kN
Model
of
Controller
Weight
kg
Drawing Product
BOX
Production Stock
Status
120146 MTBR500HD70S φ70 16 6150 98 ST120F 69 View Add Discontinued Contact
120147 MTBR630HD70S φ70 32 6150 196 ST120F 109 View Add Discontinued Contact

Other info

Strong Adsorption Forces 6150N,

… but least chips on work-surfaces(per pole of dia.70mm under Max conditions)

Cutting thrust on milling is not in the same directions, so need strong adsorption force.
Each magnetic pole contains strong neodymium magnets to generate strong force.
As Magnetism fl ows from N pole to S pole within workpiece, least chips on workpieces.

Operating Effi ciency Improvement

Manual jigs need tool operations, but magnetic chuck only push the buttons

Process integrations

No interference on cutting tools being clamped from the bottom.

Operating procedure (easy operation) Only push buttons and connectors detachable.

Custom Made, MTB Chuck

Sometimes, Standard Magnetic chucks can not be placed on machine table due to irregular table shape.
Custom made magnetic chuck can be manufactured for such kind of customers.

【e.g.】

Standard MTB506HD70
Custom Made MTB506HD70

 

Examples for custom made MTB chucks
①Change the pitch of magnetic poles.
②Change the outside dimensions.
③Delete clamping grooves on both sides.
There can be some restrictions on making custom made chucks.

Notes

Adsorption force of magnetic chuck can be changed depending on various kind of conditions.
Before using, please check and concider whether this item can be used well or not for your purpose.

①Conditions concerned adsorption force Magnetic fl ux density

Amount of magnetic flux being passed through workpiece decide the adsorption force, which means that as much as magnetic fl ux must be taken into workpiece. In case of general clamping, it is important to set properly on N and S pole to get magnetic fl ux as much as possible. (drawing 1)

 

②Conditions regarding adsorption force Contacting area

If contacting areas become double, amount of magnetic fl ux and clamping force also come to be double (drawing 2). and continuous contact surfaces become bigger, then adsorption forces beome higher. (drawing 3)

 

③Conditions regarding adsorption force Height of raising block

Higher raising block means less amount of magnetic flux through workpiece.
Need to check attenuation rate (drawing 4)

 

④Conditions regarding adsorption force Material of workpieces

Materials of workpiece, and jig plates must be checked on its attenuation rate (drawing 5)

 

⑤Conditions regarding adsorption force Surface condtions of workpieces

Adsorption force per unit area can be changed depend on surface conditions of workpiece, and jig plate, which must be checked beofore using. (drawing 6)

 

⑥Conditions regarding the adsorption force Recommended workpiece sizes

Magnetic fl ux in workpiece fl ows from the center of one pole to other one with.
drawing semicircle shape. In case that thickness of  workpiece is less than semicircle, magnetic flux flows out of workpiece , which will be led to less adsorption force.
Workpiece must have more than minimum dimensions. and be put on 4 poles at least.(drawing 7)

Recommended size of workpiece.

No. Length × Width × Thickness
MTB-HD70 166×166×19 or over

 

⑦Conditions regarding the adsorption force Calculation of clamping force

 【Calculation of adsorption forces】 (Workpiece size: 320 x320 x 35 Casting(FC250))

  

⑧Conditions regarding machining Directions of cutting thrust

In case that directions of cutting thrust is horizontal to adsorption face, Adsorption force against cutting thrust need approx.. 3-10 times.(coefficient frictions is 0.1-0.3). If not enough holding force, need to set stopper to that directions of cutting thrust(drawing 8)

 

⑨Conditions regarding remained magnetism Use of demagnetizer

Workpieces after heat treatment can keep remained magnetism Not so easy to release it. Need to remove magnetism by demagnetizer.

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