Ensuring precise thread angles and consistent geometry in stainess steel fittings and valve components.
One setup. Fixed angles. Consistent threaded alignment — from engineering intent to final installation.
Internal indexing shaft integrated inside the spindle.
Mechanical positioning at fixed angles: 45°, 90°, 135°, 180°.
One-time clamping for multi-directional threading.
Positive locking system ensures repeatable angular accuracy.
This is exactly why indexing chuck machining becomes essential for accurate angled components.
For Tee fittings, an indexing chuck allows all three threaded outlets to be machined in one single setup.
This ensures:
a) Accurate thread angles;
b) Perfect alignment between outlets;
c) No cumulative positioning error.
An indexing chuck is a precision clamping system that allows a workpiece to be rotated to fixed, accurate angles during machining.
It enables multiple threaded or machined faces to be completed in a single setup, avoiding repositioning errors and ensuring angular accuracy.
 | VS |  |
|---|---|---|
Multiple re-clamping | Single clamping | |
Manual adjustment | Mechanical indexing | |
88° or 92° possible | Exact preset angles | |
Operator dependent | Highly repeatable | |
Cumulative error increases | Accuracy remains stable | |
Alignment issues possible | Perfect fit on-site |
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