Accupro 584462 Tg/pg 100 Single Angle Collet 43/64

Product Description

The ACCUPRO 584462 is a standard single angle collet in the TG/PG 100 series, designed for precision workholding in CNC machining and toolholding applications. This collet accepts a 0.6719 inch (43/64) bore size and is built to a total indicator runout (TIR) of 0.00078 inches (0.0200 mm), supporting accurate, repeatable tool positioning. With an overall length of 2.386 inches and a maximum body diameter of 1.278 inches, it fits standard TG/PG 100 collet chucks used in milling, drilling, and tapping operations. Machinists and toolroom technicians install this collet in production and job-shop environments where runout control and clamping consistency are critical.

This collet is suited for use in machine shop environments running TG/PG 100 compatible collet chucks. The 43/64 bore makes it appropriate for tooling and workpiece applications within that size range. It is commonly used in vertical and horizontal machining centers, drill presses, and tapping heads where the TG/PG 100 system is the specified toolholding standard. The 2.386 inch overall length accommodates standard chuck depths for this series without modification.

Key Features

• TG/PG 100 series collet for direct fit in compatible chucks
• 0.6719 inch (43/64) bore diameter for consistent tool or workpiece grip
• Low TIR of 0.00078 inches (0.0200 mm) for precise runout control
• 1.278 inch maximum body diameter fits standard TG/PG 100 chuck bores
• 2.386 inch overall length matches standard chuck engagement depth
• Standard single angle collet geometry for reliable clamping force distribution

Compatibility

Designed for use with TG/PG 100 series collet chucks accepting a 0.6719 inch bore collet.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician. Clean the collet and chuck bore thoroughly before seating to prevent runout error caused by debris or contamination. Torque the collet nut using the chuck manufacturer's recommended procedure with the appropriate spanner wrench — do not use makeshift tools that can damage the nut or collet faces. Inspect the collet for wear or chipping before each use, as a damaged collet can compromise TIR and create an unsafe toolholding condition.