Workbench/Chuck (customizable with pictures)

The working principle of a chuck mainly includes the generation of clamping force, transmission of torque, and fixation of the workpiece. The chuck can generate sufficient clamping force to fix the workpiece through the frictional force between the chuck claw plate and the chuck claw seat.
This clamping force is achieved through the radial movement of the movable claw, which is adjusted appropriately according to the shape and size of the workpiece to ensure stable clamping of the workpiece. At the same time, the chuck can withstand the cutting force and rotational force through the transmission torque between the chuck seat and the machine spindle, ensuring the machining accuracy and stability of the workpiece.
During the clamping process, the special design of the chuck claw plate enables it to adapt to the shape of the workpiece, improving clamping efficiency and uniform distribution of clamping force. When the movable claw moves radially, the frictional force generated between the chuck claw plate and the workpiece will firmly fix the workpiece on the chuck. This adaptive clamping capability enables the chuck to adapt to workpieces of different shapes and sizes, improving the flexibility and efficiency of machining.
In addition, the chuck also has the function of positioning and transmitting torque. By coordinating the chuck claw plate with the workpiece, the chuck can fix workpieces of different shapes and sizes, and ensure accurate positioning of the workpiece during the machining process.
At the same time, the chuck can transmit cutting force and rotational force through the connection between the chuck seat and the machine spindle, ensuring the machining quality and stability of the workpiece
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