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The full name of the four-jaw single-action chuck is a manual four-jaw single-action chuck for machine tools. When working, the four claws are driven by four screws, so the common four-claw single-action chuck does not have the function of automatic centering.
The full name of this tool is a manual four-jaw single-action chuck for machine tools.
No, the common four-claw single-action chuck does not have the function of automatic centering because each jaw is adjusted independently.
During operation, the four claws (jaws) are independently driven and adjusted by four separate screws.
It is primarily used in machine tools to clamp irregular, rectangular, or asymmetrical workpieces that require precise positioning and alignment.
An independent chuck allows each jaw to be adjusted individually, providing maximum flexibility and clamping power for non-concentric and irregular shapes.
