
What to Look For
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I.D. hole tolerance is H5
(best in industry)
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Balanced to 10,000 RPM to save spindle bearing life
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Taper ground to AT3 for maximum spindle contact
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Each holder lab certified for dimensional accuracy

Learn to check T.I.R. (runout)

You lose 10% of tool life
for every .0001" T.I.R. (runout)
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Choosing the right holder for the job is key to your success
Endmill Holder Advantages
- Wide variety of sizes to choose from
- Accurate - manufactured to H5 precision
- Good rigidity of cutting tool & holder assembly
- Economical (no collets or nuts)

Others T.I.R. 0.0008" – TECHNIKS T.I.R. 0.0001"
Gain 10% tool life for every 0.0001" improvement in T.I.R
The chart below shows the difference
between manufacturers. To ensure proper fit the toolholder bore always has a minimum and maximum size (tolerance) for each shank size (bore I.D.)
Tool Shank
Dimension |
Techniks
H5 Accuracy |
Others
H7 |
Others
H8 |
.0937 |
.00015" |
.00039" |
.00055" |
.125" |
.00019" |
.00047" |
.0007" |
.25" |
.00023" |
.00059" |
.00086" |
.375" |
.00031" |
.0007" |
.001" |
.675" |
.00035" |
.00082" |
.0012" |
Endmill Holder Maintenance
- Keep bore, taper, spindle taper, and shanks clean. Dirt causes runout
- Check T.I.R. periodically for wear
- Replace holder if bellmouthing or excessive fretting is evident
- Replace worn retention knobs to prevent toolholder from flying out of spindle during operation
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