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Live toolholders for turn-mill machines enable turning, milling, drilling and tapping in a single setup. Precision bearings and a high-strength housing provide rigidity, low runout and reliable sealing against coolant. BMT and VDI interfaces are available for machining stainless steel, aluminum and alloy steel in new-energy, medical and precision hardware applications.
Product overview:
This multifunction live toolholder supports milling, drilling and tapping on a compatible turn-mill turret, enabling multiple operations in one setup and reducing re-clamping errors.
Key advantages:
At a glance
Frequently asked questions
1. Specifications and capability
Q1: Which interfaces are supported?
A: BMT and VDI options are available for compatible live turrets.
Q2: What operations can it perform?
A: Milling, drilling and tapping alongside turning.
2. Selection
Q3: How do I choose a holder?
A: Match the turret interface, drive specifications and operations. Provide the machine model to Ruian for confirmation.
Q4: What parts suit it?
A: Complex parts requiring turning, milling, drilling and tapping, including precision hardware, medical and new-energy components.
3. Installation and production
Q5: How is it installed?
A: Locate it on the matching turret interface and connect the drive. Ruian provides installation guidance.
Q6: Can it be added to an existing live turret?
A: Yes, when the BMT/VDI interface and drive specifications match.
4. Accuracy and quality
Q7: How is machining accuracy supported?
A: Precision bearings and factory accuracy and run-in testing support stable speed, low runout and vibration.
Q8: Is it stable in long-term use?
A: Seals help prevent coolant and chips entering; regular maintenance supports accuracy and service life.
5. Support
Q9: What support does Ruian provide?
A: Selection advice, installation guidance and technical support tailored to the machine and operations.
Q10: How do I contact Ruian?
A: Send the machine model and machining requirements through the website contact details. An engineer will respond on a working day.