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| Clamping pressure at the insert. |
8,000 PSI |
| Manual force required to release insert clamp. |
8-10 Lbs. |
| Manual force required to engage insert clamp. |
3-5 Lbs. |
| Body material. |
S7 Tool Steel |
| Mechanism component materials. |
S7 Tool Steel |
| All components hardened. |
HRC 56-58 |
| Theoretical Drive Spring life. |
100,000 cycles |
| Recommended lubrication interval. |
2 years. |
| Internal adjustments or settings. |
none |
| Wear components. |
none |
Insert thickness tolerance. |
+/- .005" |
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ANSI Standard. |
Cutting Fluid Compatibility
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All Known Fluids |
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Available Tool Holders | |
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| CNMG |
The CNMG is the most common insert type. The popular styles are currently available for the 430 size inserts. The 530 size is not yet supported. Shank sizes are from 3/4 to 1-1/4. Both right and left hand models are available. AVAILABLE NOW in 3/4, 1, & 1 1/4 inch. |
| Top Notch |
Both the Kennametal Top Notch and the Iscar Top Clamp are supported in the No. 3 size. Shank sizes are from 3/4 to 1-1/4 and right and left hands are supported. Expected to be AVAILABLE early in 2008 |
| VNMG |
The VNMG for the 330 size inserts in shank sizes from 3/4 to 1-1/4 and right, and left hands are AVAILABLE NOW. |
| WNMG |
The WNMG for the 430 size inserts. Shank sizes are from 3/4 to 1-1/4. Both right and left handed. NEW ZERO-Movement Design will be Available in Late December. |
| DNMG |
The DNMG for the 430 size inserts. Shank sizes are from 3/4 to 1-1/4 and right, and left hands are available now |
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Your Click Change Insert Holder should last a very long time. There are no parts that are designed to wear out or replace. The tool holder body and all internal parts are manufactured from S7 tool steel. They are hardened to HRC 56-58 and all of the working surfaces are ground and polished for smooth operation and long life. |
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US Patent No. 7,153,069 |
Suggested Maintenance |
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Service Parts |
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| When Replacing Inserts:
Blow all chips and coolant away from the insert and the surrounding area BEFORE releasing and removing a worn insert, and then blow off the open tool holder pocket before reinserting or replacing the insert. |
| Every Two Years:
Disassemble the tool holder, clean all parts in solvent, and reassemble, filling the inside working volume with Slick 50® Grease. Use a drop of Locktite® on the retaining screws. No special tools are required. |
| In Case of Accidents:
To replace the carbide insert seat, or 'shim' you must first disassemble the tool holder. The shim is a standard ISO shim insert, and is available from your insert supplier, or from Axian Technology. Other components are available as service parts. |
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| All internal components in every Click Change tool holder are available as replacement parts. Axian sells 'repair kits' for each of it's tool holders. The kits are not offered for on-line ordering. Call the factory for availability, pricing, and part numbers. |
| Shim Kit:
This repair kit includes the carbide insert seat, and the screw that holds it in place. |
| Cam Kit:
This repair kit includes the Drive Spring, and the Cam Rod. |
| Clamp Kit:
This repair kit includes the Clamp Axle rod, the Insert Clamp Lever, the Clamp Lift Spring, and the set screws needed for assembly. Locktite® is recommended when re-assembling |
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