Our Konig Hydro Clamping Chucks are the perfect choice if you seek both accuracy and versatility. These precision-balanced HSK-F interface toolholders are designed to operate at 25,000 rpm, offer superior clamping precision compared to standard collet and nut systems.

Filled with hydraulic fluid, these chucks clamp the tool when a grub screw is tightened, pressurising the fluid. This process concentrically closes the bore, clamping the tool perfectly and grips the tool shank concentrically over its entire length. This results in unparalleled precision, significantly improved tool life and a superior surface finish.

Our hydraulic chucks ensure easy installation by tightening to the "stop" point, ensuring a solid and precise connection, allowing for easy installation and providing remarkable accuracy, reduced vibration, and enhanced stability during operation.

Our hydro toolholders are an excellent choice for diverse CNC applications, especially if you require consistent precision across various tools. Ideal for woodworking and composite materials, providing you with confidence in every cut made.

• Designed to fit CNC machines with an HSK 63F taper
  
• Providing remarkable accuracy, reduced vibration, and enhanced stability during CNC machining operations
• Suitable for high speed milling thanks to the substantial reduction of vibrations
• Ideal for woodworking and cutting composite materials
• Balanced to 25,000 RPM
• Increased dampening of vibrations due to the hydraulic clamping

Part #	Taper Type	Bore	H
27-00480	HSK 63F	3/8" (9.5mm)	75
27-00483	HSK 63F	10mm	75
27-00486	HSK 63F	12mm	75
27-00489	HSK 63F	1/2" (12.7mm)	75
27-00492	HSK 63F	16mm	75
27-00495	HSK 63F	20mm	75
27-00498	HSK 63F	25mm	75

What are the pros and cons of hydraulic chucks?
Pros

Quick Tool Changes: Tools can be changed on the machine spindle with no loss of accuracy.

Versatility: Reduction sleeves can be used without sacrificing precision.

Vibration Dampening: The hydraulic fluid acts as a vibration dampener, reducing tool chatter and improving surface finish.

Cons

Cost: Higher initial investment compared to collet chucks.

Maintenance: Requires regular inspection to ensure the hydraulic system remains effective.