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ATORN SK50 to SK40 reducing sleeve (DIN2080) A=50 mm

ATORN SK50 to SK40 reducing sleeve (DIN2080) A=50 mm

ATORN SK50 to SK40 reducing sleeve (DIN2080) A=50 mm
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Application
For mounting all SK systems (DIN 2080, ISO7388-1/DIN 69871, MAS BT, ANSI-CAT).

Execution
  • Alloyed case-hardening steel, core tensile strength at least 950 N/mm²
  • Case-hardened HRc 60 ± 2 (HV 700 ± 50), hardness depth 0.8 mm ± 0.2 mm
  • Taper angle tolerance quality < AT3 in accordance with DIN 7187 and DIN 2080
  • Max. concentricity < 0.005 mm
  • With ring groove and plastic edge protection ring on the pull stud
  • Functional surfaces precision-ground, all other surfaces black-oxide
  • With Balluff chip hole

Advantage
Precision cross-hatch pattern on the contact surface for maximum accuracy

Delivery
1x SK40 or SK50 reducing sleeve (DIN2080)


Brand: ATORN
Form: A
Projecting length (A): 50 mm
Outer diameter (D): 50 mm
Tool holding device: SK 50
DIN: 2080

ATORN-No.: 22661253

EAN no.: 4050293715187

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