The catalog numbers for these pullstud wrenches can be found on page 173: catalog.bigdaishowa.com/view/448492075/173/. We sell through local distribution. For assistance you can chat with our sales team on our website or select your state to get in touch with a local team member: us.bigdaishowa.com/en/contact-us/sales-team.
That is a really important video! I have already seen a pull stud break. In front of my eyes. The diameter 20 end mill, with the sk40 weldon holder, with 3500 rotations suddenly exploded out of the machines spindel and played flipper in the machine. Probably my colleague tightened it too strong. I had luck as i say, because it that tool would came through the plexi than that would had been my last day alive. So yeah. It is better to check them, and really important to tighten them with the recommended torque and to use thread lock.
Whoa where do I get that pullstud wrench from?!
The catalog numbers for these pullstud wrenches can be found on page 173: catalog.bigdaishowa.com/view/448492075/173/.
We sell through local distribution. For assistance you can chat with our sales team on our website or select your state to get in touch with a local team member: us.bigdaishowa.com/en/contact-us/sales-team.
That is a really important video! I have already seen a pull stud break. In front of my eyes. The diameter 20 end mill, with the sk40 weldon holder, with 3500 rotations suddenly exploded out of the machines spindel and played flipper in the machine. Probably my colleague tightened it too strong. I had luck as i say, because it that tool would came through the plexi than that would had been my last day alive. So yeah. It is better to check them, and really important to tighten them with the recommended torque and to use thread lock.
I've never ever seen a quality pull stud break. No one uses a ball type pull anymore.
Literally the most sold machine in the US uses ball bearing pull - Haas