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SK40 DIN 69871 CTSA precision power milling chuck Ø16–32 mm

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Product description

SK40 DIN 69871 CTSA precision power milling chuck, Ø16–32 mm

Power milling chuck with an SK40 (DIN 69871) taper in the CTSA precision version. A tool with a cylindrical shank of diameter d is clamped directly in the chuck bore, smaller shanks through SC straight collets. The tightened nut clamps the chuck onto the shank with high force, so the clamping stays rigid in heavy milling, and the holder runout is ≤ 0.005 mm.

Available bore diameters: 16, 20, 25 and 32 mm. Length L = 90 mm (Ø16 and Ø20) and 105 mm (Ø25 and Ø32), and longer versions: Ø20: 105 and 120 mm; Ø25: 135 mm; Ø32: 120 and 135 mm. Select the variant when purchasing.

Applications

roughing and heavy cutting with end mills with cylindrical shanks
machining of moulds and aerospace and energy equipment parts where high clamping force and rigidity are needed
precise work: runout ≤ 0.005 mm at a projection of 4 × d (standard HC power chuck: ≤ 0.008 mm)
smaller shank diameters through SC straight collets (collets not included)
CNC milling machines and machining centres with an SK40 spindle (DIN 69871)

Specification

Taper type	SK40 (DIN 69871)
Tool clamping	power clamping: clamping nut, bore for a cylindrical shank d
Bore diameter d	16, 20, 25 or 32 mm (depending on variant)
Smaller shank diameters	with SC straight collets: Ø16: 3–12 mm; Ø20: 3–16 mm; Ø25: 3–20 mm; Ø32: 3–25 mm (collets not included)
Holder runout	≤ 0.005 mm (at a projection of 4 × d)
Balance grade	at least G6.3 (if you need G2.5, ask before purchasing)
Coolant	AD version (central coolant supply)
Nut tightening	hook spanner or ball spanner for nut diameter D (dimension table)
Material	alloyed case-hardened steel (carburized depth 0.8 ± 0.2 mm)
Hardness	HRC 56–60
Taper	taper tolerance < AT3, surface roughness Ra < 0.2 µm
Standard	DIN 69871 (taper)

Balance grade: at least G6.3. If you need G2.5 for high spindle speeds, write to us before purchasing — we will check the specific piece before shipping.

Coolant: AD version (coolant through the spindle centre). If your spindle supplies coolant through the flange (form B), write to us before purchasing.

Dimension table

Dimension drawing – SK40 DIN 69871 CTSA precision power milling chuck Ø16–32 mm

Variant	d [mm]	D1 [mm]	L [mm]	SC collets: shanks [mm]
SK40-CT16SA-90	16	45	90	3–12
SK40-CT20SA-90	20	52	90	3–16
SK40-CT20SA-105	20	52	105	3–16
SK40-CT20SA-120	20	52	120	3–16
SK40-CT25SA-105	25	61	105	3–20
SK40-CT25SA-135	25	61	135	3–20
SK40-CT32SA-105	32	73	105	3–25
SK40-CT32SA-120	32	73	120	3–25
SK40-CT32SA-135	32	73	135	3–25

d – bore diameter (tool shank), D1 – outer diameter of the clamping nut (select the spanner for it), L – length from the flange face (spindle side) to the holder front face, SC collets – range of smaller shanks clamped through straight collets. H – bore depth (from the bottom of the bore to the holder front face): CT16 65 mm, CT20 and CT25 80 mm, CT32 85 mm.

Read the complete designation of the selected variant. For example, SK40-CT20SA-90 means an SK40 taper, a CTSA power milling chuck with a Ø20 mm bore and length L = 90 mm.

How to select

Check that the spindle has an SK40 interface (DIN 69871), not BT40.
Bore d = tool shank diameter (e.g. an end mill with a Ø20 shank = CT20SA). A smaller shank can be clamped through an SC straight collet from the range in the table.
The tool shank must be cylindrical.
A hook spanner or ball spanner matching diameter D is needed to tighten the nut.

FAQ

Will it fit my machine?
The holder has an SK40 taper to DIN 69871. Before purchasing, confirm that the standard, size and pull stud match the machine spindle requirements. SK40 and BT40 are different tapers, so the designation “40” alone is not sufficient to confirm the selection.

How does it differ from an HC power chuck?
It is the precision version of the power milling chuck: runout ≤ 0.005 mm at a projection of 4 × d, compared with ≤ 0.008 mm for HC. Both are designed for heavy milling with high clamping force.

How does it differ from an ER collet chuck?
A power milling chuck clamps the shank with much higher force and rigidity than an ER chuck, so it is suitable for heavy roughing. An ER chuck covers a wider range of diameters by changing the collet.

Are SC collets included?
No. SC straight collets for smaller shanks are selected separately; ask about availability.