Accupro 586328 DA100 Double Angle Collet 15/32 Inch

Product Description

The ACCUPRO 586328 is a DA100-series double angle collet designed for use in DA100 collet chucks commonly found on milling machines, machining centers, and CNC routers. This collet accepts a 15/32 inch (0.46875 inch) tool shank and provides secure, concentric clamping for end mills, drills, and other rotary cutting tools. With an overall length of 1.441 inches and an overall diameter of 0.769 inches, the 586328 is sized for standard DA100 toolholding systems. Installation and changeover are handled by machinists and CNC setup technicians as part of routine tooling changes.

This collet is suited for light to medium-duty cutting operations in job shop and production machining environments. It is appropriate for use in vertical and horizontal machining centers, knee mills, and CNC routers wherever a DA100 collet chuck is mounted. The 15/32 inch bore size accommodates standard imperial shank tooling at that diameter. Technicians should verify collet chuck compatibility with the DA100 series specification before installation.

Key Features

• DA100 collet series for use with DA100-compatible collet chucks
• 15/32 inch bore accepts standard imperial shank cutting tools
• Overall length of 1.441 inches for correct chuck engagement depth
• Overall diameter of 0.769 inches fits standard DA100 chuck bodies
• Sold individually, quantity of one per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or spare collet for toolholding systems that accept DA100-series double angle collets with a 15/32 inch bore.

Installation Notes

Collet installation and removal should be performed with the machine spindle fully stopped and locked out per applicable machine-specific lockout/tagout procedures. Use the correct DA100 collet wrench and chuck nut for proper seating and torque; do not use improvised tooling that could damage collet or chuck threads. Inspect the collet bore and taper surfaces for chips or wear before each use, as contamination affects runout and clamping force. This task is typically performed by a machinist or CNC setup technician.