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Taper sleeve DIN 2080 A SK50 MT4 steep taper with internal clamping thread

Taper sleeve DIN 2080 A SK50 MT4 steep taper with internal clamping thread

Taper sleeve DIN 2080 A SK50 MT4 steep taper with internal clamping thread
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  • Steep taper with inner clamping thread
  • Tool description:
  • For tools with Morse taper shank and flat tangs according to DIN 228 B. Case-hardening steel, functional surfaces hardened and ground. Taper angle tolerance in accordance with AT 3. Concentricity deviation between the taper and internal cone = 0.008 mm


Brand: LIZZARD
Standard shank design: DIN 2080
Tool holding device: SK 50
Morse taper size: MK 4
Projecting length (A): 70,0 mm
Outer diameter (D): 48,0 mm
DIN: 2080
Balancing quality: G 6,3 at 7000 rpm
Max. concentricity: 0,008 mm

EAN no.: 4024496059959

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