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Hi all, Is there any company that recycle small diameter 5C collets and rectify it to a larger diameter or something? I'm in charge of a manufacturing area that uses a lot of those collets that ends in the trash after a couple of months. The largest diameter I use is about 5mm so there is plenty to rectify. |
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| Are only the bore sizes worn? Do the outer contact/closing surfaces also need to be renewed? Internal threads for stops etc. Are the sizes needed in nominal .5 mm increments? That is, if a collet were originally 3mm, do you also use 3.5 mm sizes? The steps could be more or less, but significant material removal adds to the rework time. Regards Cal |
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| Thaks for the replys guys. Dan, the wear is mostly in the bore size. The increments that I use are a few tenths (.0001). Ext59, I'll chek their site. Due to our quality policies it is probable that we are not able to re-work them and so I was thinking like someone that bought them to re-sell them. |
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