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The Rota NCO, offered by Schunk Inc., is specifically designed for vertical turning centers in which contaminants are a hindrance to process reliability. The lathe chuck offers oth high clamping forces and long jaw stroke, packaged in a low-profile chuck body, the company says. This design is said to offer versatility and tool clearance.
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Sealed to eliminate encroachment of chips and swarf with standard options for automated part recognition in unmanned operations, the chuck is also available with media feed-through capabilities (coolant, air and oil). A central lubrication option is available. Clamping force ranges from 95 kN to 330 kN, with jaw strokes ranging from 9 mm to 15 mm per jaw.
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Sizes ranging from 165 mm to 500 mm are available.
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