Specifications

Powerful Permanent magnetic chucks
A high powered Magnetic Chuck.
The solid top and bottom plates assure retained accuracy.

(1) Rotary Magnetic Chucks
Rotary chucks are constructed with poles running off the edge. They operate in the same way as the rectangular chucks do. The top plates are constructed out of brazing magnetic steel and nonmagnetic stainless steel. Dowel pins or screws may be inserted in the top plate to withstand the high torque of used on lathes, grinders and other machinery with heavy lathe cuts. Chuck top plates may be machined for work with odd configurations or an auxiliary plate may be added and removed for other work, leaving the original plate intact.

(2) Pole Chucks
Pole chuck are of two types- Transverse pole chuck and Longitudinal pole chuck. In transverse pole chuck the poles run across the chuck from side to side. The pole spacing varies from chuck to chuck. That is, it is minimum in small chuck and maximum in big chucks.
In longitudinal pole chuck the poles run the length of the chuck from end to end. Top plates on both chucks are furnace brazed, making the magnetic and nonmagnetic steel into one solid, water tight unit

(3) Rectangular Magnetic Chucks
Rectangular magnetic chucks too are designed for providing high performance work and holding capabilities. Rectangular magnetic chucks too, like circular magnetic chucks feature brass-and-steel top plates for coolant resistance. The chucks use ceramic magnets for maximum workholding and easy release. They come in two varieties- Standard pole chuck and Fine pole chuck.

(4) Permanent Magnetic Chucks
High powered ceramic magnets are used for making standard pole permanent magnetic chucks. The magnetic and non magnetic stainless steel are furnace brazed, making a solid, one piece construction. The magnets can be drilled to a required depth. It is between the poles or anywhere in the top that drilling or machining is done. At the top plates there are no magnets. Handles on all permanent magnetic chucks are removable.