Sandvik Coromant 5722702 Hydraulic Chuck Sleeve

Product Description

The SANDVIK COROMANT 5722702 is a hydraulic chuck sleeve designed to interface between a hydraulic tool holder and a cutting tool shank in precision machining applications. With an inside diameter of 0.1875 inches (3/16 inch), an outside diameter of 0.4724 inches, and a head diameter of 0.6299 inches, this sleeve provides a secure, concentric fit inside compatible hydraulic chucks. Constructed from steel and rated for coolant-through operation at 80 psi, it supports directed coolant delivery to the cutting zone. The length under head measures 1.5748 inches. Machinists and tool crib technicians working in CNC milling and turning environments are the primary installers.

This sleeve is used in metalworking and machining operations where hydraulic chuck holders require a precision reduction sleeve to accommodate smaller-diameter cutting tool shanks. It supports coolant-through setups, making it suitable for deep-hole drilling, reaming, and high-speed milling where heat management at the tool tip is critical. It is appropriate for both production shop and job shop environments running CNC machining centers.

Key Features

• Inside diameter of 0.1875 inches (3/16 inch) for precise shank fitment
• Outside diameter of 0.4724 inches and head diameter of 0.6299 inches for chuck compatibility
• Coolant-through design rated at 80 psi for directed cutting zone cooling
• Length under head of 1.5748 inches provides consistent tool projection
• Steel construction for durability under machining loads and coolant exposure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement sleeve for use with hydraulic chuck tool holders requiring a 3/16 inch bore reduction sleeve with coolant-through capability.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or tool crib personnel familiar with hydraulic chuck systems. Before installing or removing the sleeve, ensure the machine spindle is fully stopped, the program is paused, and the coolant supply is isolated. Use only the manufacturer-recommended insertion and extraction tools to avoid damaging the sleeve bore or chuck body. Verify coolant passage alignment and check for debris in the chuck bore before seating the sleeve.