A Special Collet is a custom-designed workholding or tool-holding collet manufactured to suit specific components, shapes, machines, or applications. Engineered for non-standard or critical jobs, it provides optimal grip, higher accuracy, and repeatable performance where standard ER, 5C, Traub collets, or jaw chucks are not suitable.
A Special Collet is a custom-designed Workholding or tool-holding collet manufactured as per specific job, component shape, machine requirement, or application.
Unlike standard collets, special collets are engineered to deliver perfect grip, higher accuracy, and repeatability for non-standard or critical components.
Special collets are widely used were standard ER, 5C, Traub, or jaw chucks cannot provide optimal holding.
Key Features
Types of Special Collets We Manufacture
Special Collet – Typical Dimension Range
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Parameter |
Custom Range |
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Clamping Diameter |
2 – 150 mm |
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Outer Diameter (OD) |
As per chuck |
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Overall Length (L) |
As per machine |
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Grip Type |
External / Internal |
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Accuracy (TIR) |
≤ 0.01 – 0.03 mm |
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Material |
Alloy Steel |
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Hardness |
60 HRC (as required) |
đź“Ś All dimensions are manufactured strictly as per customer requirement.
Construction Details
Applications
Why Choose Our Special Collets?
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A Quick Change Rubber Collet is a soft, flexible workholding collet designed for rapid replacement and non-marking grip of delicate, finished, or thin-wall components. It is ideal for automation lines, inspection stations, grinding, polishing, and light machining applications where frequent size changes, speed, and surface protection are essential.
A Friction Collet is a specialized workholding collet that grips components using high-friction contact surfaces rather than relying only on elastic spring force. It is ideal for smooth, hardened, plated, or polished components that tend to slip in standard steel collets, and is widely used in CNC turning, grinding, automation, and mass production applications.
A Multi Bore Collet is a special-purpose workholding collet designed with two or more bores to clamp multiple identical components simultaneously in a single cycle. Commonly used in CNC lathes, SPM machines, transfer lines, and automation systems, it increases productivity, reduces cycle time, and is ideal for high-volume production of small components.
An MT Collet (Morse Taper Collet) is a tool-holding collet with a Morse taper shank used on drilling machines, milling machines, lathes, and radial drills. It securely holds straight-shank tools such as drills, reamers, end mills, and taps, providing good concentricity and rigid support for accurate machining.
An SDC Collet is a single-taper precision tool-holding collet designed to deliver strong gripping force with low runout. It is commonly used in CNC machining centers, drilling and tapping machines, and SPMs where high rigidity, repeatability, and accurate tool holding are required.
A Bearing Collet is a precision workholding collet designed to securely hold bearing components such as inner rings, outer rings, races, and assembled bearings during grinding, turning, inspection, and assembly operations. It provides uniform clamping, high concentricity, and distortion-free holding, ensuring bearing accuracy, performance, and long service life.
An F Series Collet is a heavy-duty workholding collet used on manual lathes, CNC lathes, and capstan or turret lathes. It provides strong gripping force, high rigidity, and reliable accuracy for medium to large diameter components, making it an ideal replacement for jaw chucks to achieve better precision and faster cycle times.
A W-Series Collet is a high-precision, draw-in type workholding collet commonly used on cylindrical grinders, tool and cutter grinding machines, milling fixtures, and inspection setups. It offers excellent concentricity, high rigidity, and repeatable accuracy, making it ideal for precision grinding and finishing operations.