Accupro 584445 Tg/pg 100 Single Angle Collet 0.4063 in

Product Description

The ACCUPRO 584445 is a standard single angle collet designed for use in TG/PG 100 collet chucks and toolholding systems. It accepts round shanks with a nominal bore size of 0.4063 inches (13/32 inch) and delivers a total indicated runout (TIR) of 0.00078 inches, making it suitable for precision machining applications where concentricity is critical. The collet measures 2.386 inches in overall length with a maximum body diameter of 1.278 inches. It is installed by machinists and toolroom technicians on CNC machining centers, manual mills, and grinding equipment where TG/PG 100 toolholding is specified.

This collet is appropriate for production and toolroom environments running TG/PG 100 collet chuck systems. The 13/32 inch bore accommodates common round shank cutting tools, drills, reamers, and end mills within that diameter range. Its standard single angle design conforms to the TG/PG 100 series specification, making it a direct fit in compatible collet chucks without modification. Applications include light to moderate metal removal operations where accurate tool concentricity is required.

Key Features

• TG/PG 100 series collet for use in compatible collet chuck systems
• 0.4063 inch (13/32 inch) bore accommodates standard round shank tooling
• Low TIR of 0.00078 inches supports precision concentricity requirements
• Overall length of 2.386 inches with maximum body diameter of 1.278 inches
• Standard single angle design for straightforward chuck engagement and release

Compatibility

Designed for use with TG/PG 100 series collet chucks that accept standard single angle collets with a 0.4063 inch bore.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or toolroom personnel. Before inserting or removing the collet, confirm the machine spindle is fully stopped and the chuck is safely accessible. Use the appropriate collet wrench or spanner for the TG/PG 100 chuck system — do not use pipe wrenches or improvised tools that may damage the collet or chuck bore. Inspect the collet bore and seating surfaces for chips or burrs before seating to maintain specified TIR performance.