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| Differences in VDI power toolholder interfaces | ||
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| VDI 30: Suitable for small and medium-sized machine tools, often used for light cutting and small workpiece processing. | VDI 40: Suitable for medium-sized machine tools, can withstand large cutting forces, suitable for a variety of processing applications. | VDI 50/60: Suitable for large machine tools, can handle heavy cutting and large workpieces, and provide higher stability. |
| Tool holder size | Drive mode | Locking method |
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1. Tool holder diameter: Different interface types correspond to different tool holder diameters, which affect the selection of tools and cutting capabilities. 2. Tool holder length: Tool holders of different lengths are suitable for different processing environments and workpiece shapes. |
1. Electric drive: Some tool holders are electrically driven, suitable for efficient cutting and precision machining. 2. Pneumatic drive: Pneumatic tool holders are usually used for fast tool switching, suitable for high-frequency production environments. |
1. Mechanical locking: Lock the tool through a mechanical device to ensure stability and safety. 2. Hydraulic locking: Use the hydraulic system to lock the tool, providing stronger clamping force, suitable for heavy cutting. |
