Four regular systems of lathe 160

Technical and structural specifications of the four regular systems of the 160 lathe

The technical and structural specifications of the 160 lathe four-jaw chuck include a durable body made of hardened alloy steel designed to withstand high mechanical pressures and resist wear. This four-jaw chuck features four independently adjustable jaws that allow precise clamping of variously shaped workpieces. Its internal mechanism is typically of the spiral or gear type, which uniformly transfers the motors force to the jaws, ensuring stability and accuracy during machining operations. The chucks jaw opening diameter and clamping capacity are suitable for medium to large workpieces, and its standard design minimizes unwanted vibrations, thereby improving the surface quality of the machined part.

Structurally, the 160 four-jaw chuck is manufactured with a focus on durability and precision the jaws undergo surface hardening to extend their service life, and the chuck body is engineered to maintain stability under demanding working conditions. Additionally, its weight and dimensions are optimized for easy installation and replacement on various lathe machines. When selecting this four-jaw chuck, key parameters such as jaw material, the mechanism type for opening and closing the jaws, and load capacity should be carefully considered to ensure optimal performance and increased efficiency in the turning process.