Accupro 584468 Tg/pg 100 Standard Single Angle Collet

Product Description

The ACCUPRO 584468 is a standard single angle collet in the TG/PG 100 series, designed for use in TG/PG 100 collet chucks and toolholding systems on CNC machining centers and manual milling machines. With a collet size of 0.7656 inches (49/64 inch), a maximum body diameter of 1.278 inches, and an overall length of 2.386 inches, this collet holds round shank tooling securely during high-speed material removal. The total indicated runout (TIR) is 0.00078 inches (0.0200 mm), supporting accurate tool positioning and consistent cut quality. Machinists and toolroom technicians install this collet as part of a precision workholding setup.

This collet is suited for use in production and job-shop machining environments where TG/PG 100 series toolholding is the standard. It accepts 0.7656 inch round shank cutting tools, including end mills and drill blanks within that bore range. Typical applications include milling, drilling, and light boring operations on vertical and horizontal machining centers. The collet is sold individually and is appropriate for both shop-floor production use and toolroom setup work.

Key Features

• TG/PG 100 collet series for compatibility with standard TG/PG 100 chucks
• 0.7656 inch (49/64 inch) collet bore for round shank tooling
• TIR of 0.00078 inches (0.0200 mm) for precise tool runout control
• Maximum body diameter of 1.278 inches
• Overall length of 2.386 inches
• Standard single angle collet design for reliable clamping and release

Compatibility

Designed for use with TG/PG 100 series collet chucks and toolholding systems that accept standard single angle collets with a 0.7656 inch bore.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or toolroom technicians. Before inserting or removing a collet, ensure the machine spindle is fully stopped and the toolholder is removed from the spindle or secured against rotation. Use the appropriate collet nut and spanner wrench for the TG/PG 100 system. Do not force the collet into a chuck that shows signs of contamination or damage — clean mating surfaces before assembly.