Electroperm Magnetic Chuck for Milling

Electroperm Magnetic Chuck for MillingAA-50201

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These electromagnetic chucks provide secure workholding for precision milling. Designed for ferrous workpieces, they ensure rigid clamping during cuts. • High retention force with power cut-off protection • Uniform magnetic field distribution • Compatible with standard milling tables • Quick demagnetization for part removal. Suitable for industrial machining applications requiring stable setup.

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Specifications

For: AA-50201
Series
AA-502
Size
600 X 300 X 90 mm

Configurations

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VariantSizeSeriesPrice
AA-50201600 X 300 X 90 mmAA-502₹1
AA-50202750 X 300 X 90 mmAA-502₹1
AA-502031000 X 300 X 90 mmAA-502₹1
AA-502041500 X 300 X 90 mmAA-502₹1
AA-50205600 X 400 X 90 mmAA-502₹1
AA-50206750 X 400 X 90 mmAA-502₹1
AA-502071000 X 400 X 90 mmAA-502₹1
AA-502081500 X 400 X 90 mmAA-502₹1

Build Quality

  • Reliable clamping without complex mechanical fixtures
  • Engineered for long-term durability in shop floors
  • Optimized for consistent magnetic flux performance
  • Supports quick changeover between different jobs
  • Built to withstand heavy industrial usage conditions

Safety and Maintenance

  • Ensure power supply matches machine voltage requirements
  • Clean pole faces regularly to maintain magnetic strength
  • Store in dry environment to prevent rust on chuck surface
  • Verify demagnetization before removing sensitive parts
  • Inspect cables and connections for wear periodically

Ideal Applications

  • Ideal for light milling and surface grinding tasks
  • Suitable for tool and die manufacturing environments
  • Effective for holding flat ferrous metal components
  • Used in automotive and aerospace precision machining
  • Supports quality control and inspection processes

Operational Efficiency

  • Eliminates need for mechanical fixtures and clamps
  • Reduces setup time for repetitive machining tasks
  • Provides uniform clamping force across the workpiece
  • Minimizes vibration during high-speed milling operations
  • Allows easy indexing of parts without repositioning

Key Features

  • Electroperm magnetic chuck secures ferrous workpieces with high holding power
  • Designed for precision surface grinding operations
  • Consistent magnetic flux distribution ensures flatness
  • Compatible with various surface grinding machine models
  • Durable construction withstands heavy industrial use
  • Quick demagnetization for safe part removal

More questions buyers ask

What is an electroperm magnetic chuck?

An electroperm magnetic chuck is a workholding device that uses a combination of permanent magnets and electromagnets to securely clamp ferrous workpieces for machining operations like milling and grinding. It offers the advantage of high holding force with low energy consumption.

How does an electroperm magnetic chuck work?

It uses a strong magnetic force to hold the workpiece. A short electric pulse is used to activate and deactivate the magnetic field, but no power is needed to maintain the grip. This makes it a safe and energy-efficient solution.

What are the benefits of using a magnetic chuck for milling?

The main benefits include rapid setup and changeover times, uniform clamping force across the entire workpiece surface which prevents distortion, and clear access to five faces of the job.

Is the magnetic force adjustable?

On most electroperm magnetic chucks, the magnetic force is not adjustable. The force is determined by the design and size of the magnets within the chuck.

What is the difference between a permanent and an electroperm magnetic chuck?

A permanent magnetic chuck uses magnets that are always on and are turned on and off by mechanically shifting the poles. An electroperm chuck uses an electric pulse to switch the magnetism on and off, requiring no power to hold the workpiece.

Who should choose the Crystal AA-50201 (600x300mm) chuck?

The AA-50201 is ideal for small to medium-sized workpieces on smaller milling machines. It's a great entry-level choice for general-purpose milling applications.

Who should choose the Crystal AA-50202 (750x300mm) chuck?

The AA-50202 offers a larger clamping area, suitable for medium-sized components or for shops that handle a variety of job sizes and need more flexibility than the smallest model.

Who should choose the Crystal AA-50203 (1000x300mm) chuck?

This model is designed for large workpieces on medium to large milling machines. It's suited for production environments where larger parts are common.

Who should choose the Crystal AA-50204 (1500x300mm) chuck?

The AA-50204 is the largest model in the 300mm width series, perfect for very large and heavy workpieces requiring maximum clamping surface and stability.

Who should choose the Crystal AA-50205 (600x400mm) chuck?

With its wider 400mm base, the AA-50205 is excellent for wider workpieces that need more support, providing enhanced stability for heavy-duty milling.

Who should choose the Crystal AA-50206 (750x400mm) chuck?

This mid-size 400mm width chuck is a versatile option for job shops handling a wide range of part dimensions, offering a balance of size and clamping area.

Who should choose the Crystal AA-50207 (1000x400mm) chuck?

Ideal for large, wide components, the AA-50207 provides a substantial clamping area for maximum stability during high-feed milling operations.

Who should choose the Crystal AA-50208 (1500x400mm) chuck?

This is the largest chuck in the series, designed for the most demanding applications involving very large and heavy workpieces on large-format milling machines.

What is the main difference between the 300mm and 400mm width chucks?

The 400mm width chucks (AA-50205 to AA-50208) provide a wider clamping area compared to the 300mm models (AA-50201 to AA-50204). The wider base offers greater stability for wider or irregularly shaped workpieces.

How do I choose between the different lengths (600mm, 750mm, 1000mm, 1500mm)?

Choose a length that best matches the size of the workpieces you typically machine. It's recommended to select a chuck that is slightly larger than your average job size to ensure full support.

Are the larger chucks more powerful than the smaller ones?

Yes, holding force generally increases with the size of the chuck. Larger models have a greater magnetic pole area, resulting in a stronger overall clamping force suitable for heavier and larger workpieces.

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These electromagnetic chucks provide secure workholding for precision milling. Designed for ferrous workpieces, they ensure rigid clamping during cuts. • High retention force with power cut-off protection • Uniform magnetic field distribution • Compatible with standard milling tables • Quick demagnetization for part removal. Suitable for industrial machining applications requiring stable setup.