Techniks 23014-C TG100 Collet Chuck CAT40 Through Coolant

Product Description

The TECHNIKS 23014-C is a TG100 collet chuck with a CAT40 taper shank, designed for use on CNC machining centers and vertical milling machines. It accepts TG-series collets and provides a 3-inch projection from the spindle face, giving operators clearance for a wide range of tooling setups. Through-coolant capability channels cutting fluid directly to the tool tip, supporting higher cutting speeds, extended tool life, and better chip evacuation in demanding metal removal applications. At 2.8 pounds, the chuck offers a solid, balanced feel suited to production environments. Installed by machinists and CNC tool crib technicians, this chuck is a standard toolholding component in job shops and production facilities.

The 23014-C is used on CNC vertical and horizontal machining centers with CAT40 spindle interfaces. The TG100 collet system is well established in milling and light boring applications where a strong collet grip and accurate tool runout are required. The 3-inch projection makes this chuck suitable for workpieces or fixtures with moderate depth requirements where a standard-length holder provides adequate reach without sacrificing rigidity. Through-coolant capability makes it especially useful for drilling deep holes or milling materials that generate significant heat at the cutting zone.

Key Features

• TG100 collet system for strong, concentric tool clamping across a wide diameter range
• CAT40 taper shank for direct mounting to CAT40 spindle interfaces
• 3-inch projection from spindle face for clearance on varied workpiece geometries
• Through-coolant design channels cutting fluid directly to the tool tip
• 2.8-pound construction provides solid balance for production machining cycles

Compatibility

Designed for use with CAT40-spindle CNC machining centers that accept TG100-series collets. Compatible with the standard TG100 collet system.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or CNC setup technicians. Power down and lock out the machine spindle before mounting or removing any toolholder. Use a properly calibrated torque wrench and the appropriate spanner or retention knob when seating the chuck in the spindle. Verify through-coolant port alignment with the machine spindle coolant supply before engaging coolant flow.