Quick Change Tool Holder Kit SWH 1 A OPTIMUM

Quick Change Tool Holder Kit SWH 1 A OPTIMUM. The SWH 1 A OPTIMUM tool holder kit is compatible with all commercial lathes and offers a repeatability precision of 0.01 mm. With 40 angular positions, height adjustment, and precise clamping, it is ideal for machining, prototyping, and education. It includes various tool holders and is perfect for craft work.

FEATURES

• Compatible with all commercial lathes
• Repeatability precision: 0.01 mm
• 40 distinct angular positions
• Height adjustment via knurled screw
• Tool holder head and tool holder with serrated profile
• Free clamping of the exchange head
• Angular scale on the head
• For self-assembly
• Includes: 1 tool holder head A, 3 type D tool holders 20 x 90 for square blade, 1 type H tool holder 20 x 85 for round blade.
• Assembly not included
• Compatible with models TU 2304 / TU 2404 / TU 2406 / TU 2506 / TU 2807

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Turning diameter 150 - 300 mm
• Max. motor power of the lathe 2 kW
• Width of square tool holder 20 mm
• Max. diameter of round tool 20 mm
• Hole diameter (standard) 20 mm
• Total width / height 56 mm
• Total width of square/round tool holder 28.5 - 39.5 mm

COMPONENTS/PACKAGING

• 1 tool holder head A
• 3 type D tool holders 20 x 90 for square blade
• 1 type H tool holder 20 x 85 for round blade.

WHAT TYPE OF WORK IS IT SUITABLE FOR

The Quick Change Tool Holder Kit SWH 1 A OPTIMUM is suitable for:

• Machining parts
• Prototyping
• DIY
• Education
• Craft industry

CERTIFICATION

Quality Management System of the Stürmer Group certified according to ISO 9001:2015

ISO 9001 is a globally recognized standard for quality management. It helps organizations of all sizes and sectors improve their performance, meet customer expectations, and demonstrate their commitment to quality.

Its evaluation basis includes:

Customer requirement orientation

Compliance with standards and guidelines

Knowledge management

Clearly defined process flows

Corporate responsibility

Sustainability, development, and innovation

Risk management