Hydraulic Expanding Stationary Collet Chuck is a non-rotating, hydraulically actuated internal clamping solution designed to grip components from the inside diameter (ID) using an expanding collet.
Its dead-length design ensures zero axial movement during clamping, delivering excellent concentricity and distortion-free holding—ideal for thin-wall parts and precision bores.
Built for high and consistent clamping force, this chuck is widely used in CNC stationary operations, SPMs, transfer lines, and automated cells where rigidity and repeatability are critical.
🔑 Key Features
- 💧 Hydraulic Actuation (High & Constant Expansion Force)
- 🧱 Stationary / Non-Rotating Body
- 🎯 Dead-Length Clamping (No Axial Shift)
- 🛠️ Low Distortion for Thin-Wall Components
- ⚙️ Job-Specific Expanding Collet (Custom ID Range)
- 🔄 Fast Clamp–Unclamp for Automation
- 🔧 Hardened & Ground Alloy Steel Construction
- 🧰 Sealed Against Chips & Coolant
📐 Dimension & Mounting Reference
- Mounting via flange / backplate / fixture plate
- Custom PCD, pilot diameter, body length & expansion stroke
- Supplied with front & sectional drawings (PDF/DWG)
Dimension Legend:
A – Chuck OD | B – Mounting face | C – ID clamping range | D – Front thickness | E – Body length | F – Expansion stroke | G – Pilot | H – Overall length | I – PCD | J – Bolt size
⚙️ Operating Parameters
- Hydraulic pressure: 20–35 bar
- Clamping type: Internal expanding (stationary)
- Repeatability: ≤ 0.01 mm (≤ 0.005 mm optional)
- Control: Hydraulic power pack + solenoid / PLC / CNC
- Environment: Coolant & chip resistant
🏭 Applications
- Thin-wall rings, sleeves & collars
- Bearing housings & races
- Bushes, spacers & precision bores
- CNC finishing & secondary operations
- Transfer lines & automation cells
⭐ Why Choose a Hydraulic Expanding Stationary Collet Chuck?
✔ Internal grip without OD deformation
✔ Zero axial movement for consistent length control
✔ Higher rigidity & grip than pneumatic systems
✔ Excellent concentricity & surface finish
✔ Ideal for automation & mass production