Gently and accurately, grasp the work!!
It is a low-impact hand chuck that is gentle on both the workpiece and the device, featuring a linear guide and a unique shock absorption mechanism.
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[Features] ○ High rigidity and high precision → Achieved high rigidity and high precision through the integrated structure of the guide rail and master jaw. ○ High design flexibility → Can be mounted from three directions: axial (top) mounting [with reference inlay], lateral mounting [body thickness tolerance ±0.05 mm], and vertical mounting [excellent centering accuracy]. ○ Built-in shock absorption mechanism → Unique shockless mechanism. (Made to order) Gently grips the workpiece even at high speeds. Controls shock to about 1/30. Adjustable according to the stroke. ○ Operating stroke: 4 mm / 6 mm / 10 mm / 14 mm
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High rigidity and high precision Achieved through the integrated structure of the guide rail and master jaw.
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High design flexibility Mounting is possible from three directions: axial (top) mounting [with reference inlay], horizontal mounting [body thickness tolerance ±0.05 mm], and vertical mounting [excellent centering accuracy].
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Built-in shock absorption mechanism Unique shockless mechanism. (Made to order) Gently grips the workpiece even at high speeds. Controls shock to about 1/30. Adjustable to match the stroke.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| LSH-10 | Tube inner diameter φ10 |
| LSH-16 | Tube inner diameter φ16 |
| LSH-20 | Tube inner diameter φ20 |
| LSH-25 | Tube inner diameter φ25 |
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Since our establishment in 1987, we have provided various FA equipment tailored to our customers' needs. Now, as a member of the THK group, the world's top manufacturer of linear motion systems, we have 18 sales locations across Japan, responding quickly and accurately to our customers' requests.
