Extend your tool holder’s reach or adapt it to fit different collet systems on manual and CNC lathes and machining centers. Made from hardened alloy steel, these chucks remain rigid and accurate while resisting wear—even at high speeds. Their shank is also precision ground for a secure fit that minimizes runout in your machine spindle. Insert your collet and tighten the nut to clamp your tool in place.

These chucks have a collet stop screw that sets the tool depth in the chuck for consistent, repeatable performance when you change tools. They’re also through-bore coolant-compatible, so they can route coolant through their center to clear chips, improve the finish of your workpiece, and extend the life of your tool. If you have a machine that sends coolant through the spindle, pair them with an ER coolant control collet for the best results.

To maximize grip and minimize runout, choose a chuck where your tool diameter falls in the middle of the bit shank size range.

Hold collets tightly in CNC machines with BT taper spindles when milling, drilling, and routing. Made from high-grade chrome-moly steel, these chucks remain rigid and accurate while resisting wear—even at high speeds. Their shank is also precision ground to the industry standard AT3 tolerance for a secure fit that minimizes runout in your machine spindle. These chucks meet JIS or MAS standards for compatibility across machines with BT spindles. Internal threads on the shank let you attach a retention knob, so you can connect these chucks to your machine’s drawbar system. Insert your collet and tighten the nut to clamp your tool in place.

You can route coolant through them to extend the life of your bit and clear chips. If your machine has a through-spindle coolant system (TSC), use these chucks with an ER coolant control collet for the best results.

To maximize grip and minimize runout, choose a chuck where your tool diameter falls in the middle of the bit shank size range.

Chucks balanced to G 2.5 vibrate less than chucks balanced to G 6.3, so your collets, bits, and spindle will last longer. Chucks balanced to G 6.3 are a cost-effective option that is good for most machining tasks.

Chucks with an RFID chip hole can hold a small RFID tag for automatic tool identification and tracking.

Chucks with a collet stop screw set the tool depth in the chuck for consistent, repeatable performance when you change tools.

Hold collets tightly in Bridgeport and other manual machines with R8 spindles to grip tools for milling, drilling, and routing. These chucks let you use the same ER or TG collets as other machines. This reduces the number of collets you need while also giving you a strong grip on your tools. Insert your collet and tighten the nut to clamp your tool in place. Internal threads on the shank let you connect them to your machine’s drawbar system.

To maximize grip and minimize runout, choose a chuck where your tool diameter falls in the middle of the bit shank size range.

Chucks with a collet stop screw set the tool depth in the chuck for consistent, repeatable performance when you change tools.

Hold collets tightly in older CNC machines with NMTB taper spindles for milling, drilling, and routing. The shank on these chucks is precision ground to the industry standard AT3 tolerance—or better—for a secure fit that minimizes runout in your machine spindle. Internal threads in the shank connect to your machine's drawbar.

Insert your collet and tighten the nut to clamp your tool in place.

To maximize grip and minimize runout, choose a chuck where your tool diameter falls in the middle of the bit shank size range.

Chucks with a collet stop screw set the tool depth in the chuck for consistent, repeatable performance when you change tools.

Hold collets tightly in CNC machines with dual-contact CAT taper spindles for milling, drilling, and routing. These chucks contact both the taper and spindle face for a more rigid hold than standard chucks. The added rigidity improves accuracy and surface finish while reducing vibration. Made from high-grade nickel chrome-moly steel, these chucks remain stable and accurate while resisting wear—even at high speeds. They’re balanced to G 2.5, further reducing vibration to extend the life of your collets, bits, and spindle. Precision ground to the industry standard AT3 tolerance, these chucks maintain a secure fit that minimizes runout in your machine spindle. They meet ASME standards for CAT spindles to ensure compatibility.

While these chucks are designed for Big-Plus and other dual-contact CAT spindles, they can also be used in standard CAT spindles, just without the added rigidity of the dual contact.

Internal threads on the shank let you attach a retention knob, so you can connect these chucks to your machine’s drawbar system. Insert your collet and tighten the nut to clamp your tool in place. They have a collet stop screw that sets the tool depth in the chuck for consistent, repeatable performance when you change tools. An RFID chip hole holds a small RFID tag for automatic tool identification and tracking. These chucks can deliver coolant to your tool’s cutting edge to clear chips and extend tool life. If you have a through-spindle coolant (TSC) machine, pair them with an ER coolant control collet for the best results.

To maximize grip and minimize runout, choose a chuck where your bit diameter falls in the middle of the bit shank size range.