Audited Supplier
BP06-K3
ISO9001:2008, CE
Punching Machine, Grinding Machine, Slotting Machine, Milling Machine, Drilling Machine, Boring Machine
Master Jaw
Electric
Solid
Carbon Steel
Three-Jaw Chuck
BP06-K3
Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China
Product Description
Established in July 2010, Shanghai Kangjun Machinery Co., Ltd
Established in November 2012 by Shanghai Ruibu
In March 2013, the development of wheel hub lathe fixtures was successful and passed customer acceptance
In August 2013, the research and development of the hub machining center fixture was successful and passed customer acceptance
In June 2016, Shanghai Ruibu relocated to Jinxi, Kunshan
In November 2016, Shanghai Ruibu was renamed Kunshan Kanghua Automation Technology Co., Ltd
In May 2018, Kunshan Kanghua relocated to the self purchased Zhouzhuang factory building
In August 2021, the development of non-standard fixtures such as new energy motor shells and steering knuckles was successful and passed customer acceptance
Kunshan Kanghua was recognized as a technology-based small and micro enterprise in November 2021
Advantages of the company:1. Advanced process: The company has a complete production process and quality control process, focusing on precision craftsmanship and heart to heart
2. Rich experience in product manufacturing: The company has a complete after-sales service process. After the product is delivered, we will be responsible for one year of free engineering quality warranty, lifetime free labor service fees, and achieve our loyal commitment with high-quality service
A chuck is a mechanical device used on a machine tool to clamp workpieces. A machine tool accessory that utilizes the radial movement of movable jaws evenly distributed on the chuck body to clamp and position the workpiece. A chuck generally consists of three parts: a chuck body, a movable claw, and a claw drive mechanism. The minimum diameter of the chuck body is 65 millimeters, and the maximum can reach 1500 millimeters. There is a through hole in the center for passing through the workpiece or bar material; The back has a cylindrical or short conical structure, which is directly or through a flange connected to the end of the machine tool spindle. Chucks are usually installed on lathes, external cylindrical grinders, and internal cylindrical grinders, and can also be used in conjunction with various indexing devices for milling and drilling machines
Established in November 2012 by Shanghai Ruibu
In March 2013, the development of wheel hub lathe fixtures was successful and passed customer acceptance
In August 2013, the research and development of the hub machining center fixture was successful and passed customer acceptance
In June 2016, Shanghai Ruibu relocated to Jinxi, Kunshan
In November 2016, Shanghai Ruibu was renamed Kunshan Kanghua Automation Technology Co., Ltd
In May 2018, Kunshan Kanghua relocated to the self purchased Zhouzhuang factory building
In August 2021, the development of non-standard fixtures such as new energy motor shells and steering knuckles was successful and passed customer acceptance
Kunshan Kanghua was recognized as a technology-based small and micro enterprise in November 2021
Advantages of the company:1. Advanced process: The company has a complete production process and quality control process, focusing on precision craftsmanship and heart to heart
2. Rich experience in product manufacturing: The company has a complete after-sales service process. After the product is delivered, we will be responsible for one year of free engineering quality warranty, lifetime free labor service fees, and achieve our loyal commitment with high-quality service
A chuck is a mechanical device used on a machine tool to clamp workpieces. A machine tool accessory that utilizes the radial movement of movable jaws evenly distributed on the chuck body to clamp and position the workpiece. A chuck generally consists of three parts: a chuck body, a movable claw, and a claw drive mechanism. The minimum diameter of the chuck body is 65 millimeters, and the maximum can reach 1500 millimeters. There is a through hole in the center for passing through the workpiece or bar material; The back has a cylindrical or short conical structure, which is directly or through a flange connected to the end of the machine tool spindle. Chucks are usually installed on lathes, external cylindrical grinders, and internal cylindrical grinders, and can also be used in conjunction with various indexing devices for milling and drilling machines
