Fine Pitch Permanent Magnetic Chuck FPMC 150x300

A Fine Pitch Permanent Magnetic Chuck is a precision workholding device used to securely hold small and thin ferromagnetic workpieces during grinding and machining operations without the need for electricity.

It operates using a permanent magnet system with closely spaced magnetic poles, providing uniform magnetic force across the surface to ensure stable clamping and improved machining accuracy.

The Pentagon Fine Pitch Permanent Magnetic Chuck features a fine pole pitch of 0.5+1.5 mm, which is ideal for holding delicate and small components.

This magnetic chuck provides a strong magnetic force of N40, which translates to approximately 12-15 kg/cm².

No, it uses a permanent magnet system, meaning it requires no electrical power to operate, making it highly reliable and safe.

It is widely used for surface grinding of small and thin workpieces, precision grinding in tool rooms, holding small steel plates, and die and mold finishing work.

Yes, the fine pole pitch design ensures strong and uniform magnetic holding, making it perfectly suited for small and thin workpieces.

All variants of the Pentagon Fine Pitch Permanent Magnetic Chuck have a standard chuck height of 50 mm.

Yes, the fine pitch design ensures excellent and uniform magnetic distribution across the entire chuck surface, reducing workpiece deformation.

Maintenance involves keeping the surface clean, avoiding heavy impacts that could damage the precision ground surface, and storing it in a dry environment to prevent rust.

It is designed to hold ferromagnetic materials such as iron, steel, and other magnetic alloys securely during machining operations.

Yes, purchasing through Gearo ensures you receive a genuine product with a GST invoice, manufacturer warranty, and reliable pan-India delivery.

The FPMC 150x300 variant is ideal for small-scale workshops and tool rooms that require precision grinding on compact workpieces, offering a lightweight 25 kg design.

The FPMC 200x450 variant is best suited for medium-sized machining tasks, providing a larger 200x450 mm surface area while maintaining high precision.

The FPMC 250x500 variant is perfect for industrial applications requiring a substantial 250x500 mm clamping area for larger or multiple small components.

The FPMC 300x600 variant is the top choice for heavy-duty manufacturing units needing maximum surface area (300x600 mm) for extensive grinding operations.

The primary difference is the size and weight. The 150x300 model is compact (150x300 mm, 25 kg), while the 300x600 model offers double the surface area (300x600 mm) and weighs 55 kg for larger tasks.

The weight increases with size: the 150x300 mm model weighs 25 kg, the 200x450 mm is 37 kg, the 250x500 mm is 45 kg, and the largest 300x600 mm model weighs 55 kg.

The FPMC 300x600 variant is the most suitable for heavy-duty grinding due to its large 300x600 mm surface area and robust 55 kg build.

Yes, regardless of the size, all variants feature the same N40 (12-15 kg/cm²) magnetic force and a fine 0.5+1.5 mm pole pitch for consistent precision.