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Deteriorated runout
accuracy during
cutting
Guidelines
15 micrometers
and more at 4d
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Rust, scratch or deformation of chuck I.D.
⇒ Replacement of chuck or tool
⇒ Touching up of area in question
(rubbing off with sand
paper #1000 and above)
Correction (grinding) by NT TOOL is not
possible.
⇒ Ask NT for repair. (In some cases, irrepairable.)
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Insufficient chucking length ⇒ Keep minimum insertion length of tool
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Scratch or dent on tool shank ⇒ Scratch or dent must be removed.
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Notch or flat of tool shank ⇒ Use a tool without notch or flat.
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Expansion of BT shank because of over-tightening retention stud
(BT30 in particular)
⇒ Keep recommended torque value for tightening
retention stud.
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Poor accuracy of tool ⇒ Replacement of tools
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Dust seizing in chucking area ⇒ Cleaning of chuck I.D.
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Deteriorated accuracy of tool interface
Large runout (2 micrometers and above) of spindle ID or
end face
(in the case of two-face contact)
Dust, scratch or dent on taper area or end face
(in the face of
two-face contact)
⇒ Regrinding or
correction of machine spindle
⇒ Cleaning of taper and end face (in the case of two-face
contact),
touching up of scratch or dent |
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Deteriorated
runout accuracy
(flange type)
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Misalignment of installation part
⇒ Re-installation into the spindle
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Burr in the undercut at the deep end of ID mouth
⇒ Deburring (Sandpaper
#1000 and above)
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Misalignment between flange part and chuck part (2-piece type)
⇒ Check runout of ID from the flange |