HSK solid and modular tool holding systems can be used in spindles with both automatic and manual tool change. Properly applied, HSK offers high consistency in terms of radial and axial accuracy.
Benefits
- Consistent performance
- Light tools compared to ISO tapers
Features
- Light, short interface performing well at high spindle speeds
- Radial and axial face contact
Application
- Rotating applications in machining centers
- Turning applications in turning centers with turret
- Turning applications in multi-task machines with spindle
Product range
Modular tooling
HSK machine interface adapter | HSK machineinterface adapter HD | HSK integrated machine adapter |
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| Cx – 390.410 Cx – 390.612 | CX – 390.410 HD | 392.410EH |
Solid tooling
| Face mill holder | Face mill holderCoolant through holder | Silent toolsface mill holder | CoroChuck 930 HD – Heavy Duty | |
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| A392.41005 392.41005 | A392.41005C 392.41005C | 392.41005CD A392.41005CD | 930-HAxx-HD | |
| CoroChuck 930 S-Slender | CoroChuck 930 P-pencil | CoroChuck 935 Turning | ||
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| 930-HAxx-S | 930-HAxx-P |
ER collet chuck DIN 6499 | End mill holderWeldon type | Holder for drills ISO 9766 | Adjustable drill holderISO 9766 |
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| 392.41014 | 392.41020 | 392.41027 | 392.410227 |
| CoroChuck 970 for synchronized tapping | CoroBore XL adapter | Blank | Silent Tools™ turning adapter with CoroTurn® SL |
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| 970-HAxx | 392.410XL | 392.41050 |
Turning HSK-T tool holders
- Designed for multitask machines equipped with HSK-T
- Spindle size availability: 63 and 100
- Direct spindle assembly without adapters needed
- Short overhang
- Stable process
- Productivity booster due to its rigidity
Integrated HSK tools for boring
| CoroBore 825 | Fine boring head |
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| Haxx-R825A | 392.410 |
Integrated HSK tools for milling
| CoroMill 490 | CoroMill 590 | CoroMill 690 | CoroMill 790 |
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| 490-xxxHA | R590-xxHA | 690-xxHA | R790-xxHA |
Use our tooling guidelines below to help you choose between solid and modular assemblies.
Tooling guidelines - solid versus modular
Solid assemblies
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