BT Tool Holder Specifications

CAT/ANSI Tool Holder Specifications

Morse Tool Holder Taper Sleeve Gauges

TAC Rockford Morse tool holder taper gauges are for inspection of Morse tool holder tapers. Gauges made from a hardened gauge steel, and include a certificate. Manufactured per DIN 229.

Tool Holder Taper Sleeve Gauges

Available for Steep Taper CAT/ANSI/DIN/BT/ISO 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65

Steep Taper (DIN69871) Tool Holder Blanks

Tool Holder Taper Inspection Gauge

Available for all steep taper tool holder sizes (20, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60)

The tool holder inspection gauge is designed to inspect tool holder taper diameters for wear and other potential problems. Verifying tool holder tapers are correct can help to maximize spindle life and improve part finish.

Please note that the taper inspection gauge will only check diameter on two planes along with taper angle. The gauge will not detect nicks or localized damage to the taper. We recommend using series 430.110 taper sleeve gauges in conjunction with the taper inspection gauge for this purpose.

The tool holder taper inspection gauge includes the Fixture Base and two Indicators (0.002mm or 0.0001 inch resolution). An optional 430.110 certified Taper Master is strongly recommended for zeroing the Indicators. If a master is not available, a knowngood tool holder can be used in place of the master.

HSK Tool Holder Taper Inspection Gauge

Designed to detect tool holder taper wear in seconds.

The tool holder taper inspection gauge includes two Fixture Bases, two 0.001mm Indicators, and a carrying case. An optional 410.148 certified Taper Master is strongly recommended for zeroing the Indicators. If a master is not available, a known good tool holder can be used in place of the master. Click the Details Tab for more information.

Induction Shrink Fit and Cooling Devices

Compact heat shrink system with fully integrated control, high frequency inductor, and cooling system.

ForceCheck Hydraulic Tool Holder Force Gauges

Hydraulic tool holders are an excellent ultra-low option with added benefits such as vibration damping and ease of use. One of the major challenges with hydraulic holders is determining if they are still functioning correctly over time. Failure of the hydaulic holding mechanism is often not apparent until cutter slippage occurs, potentially causing damage to both the holder and a scrapped workpiece.

ForceCheck hydraulic tool holder force gauges provide a quick and reliable way to verify a tool holder is still operating correctly. The sensor measures the force at the center of the hydraulic sleeve.

Using the gauge is as easy as inserting the sensor in the hydraulic holder. Once the actuation piston compresses the hydraulic fluid in the expansion sleeve, the resulting force is shown on a handheld digital display. The measured force can be compared to a new or known-good hydraulic tool holder.