X11 500x1000 | Rectangular Electromagnetic Chuck
The X11 500x1000 rectangular electromagnetic chuck is a model-level RFQ product for surface grinding and magnetic workholding. It is selected when flat ferrous workpieces need magnetic holding on a grinder table and the chuck size, voltage, mounting layout and workpiece contact area must be checked before supply.
Technical Specifications
| Model | X11 500*1000 |
|---|---|
| Main Dimensions (mm) A | 500 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) B | 1000 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) C | 30 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) D | 900 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) E | 22–19 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) F | 494 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) G | 996 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) H | 20 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) I | 120 |
| Net Weight (kg) | 387 |
| DC Voltage (V) | 110 |
| Current (A) | 2.2 |
Selection Information
Before requesting a quote, confirm the grinder table size, chuck mounting method, workpiece material, workpiece contact area, required holding layout, power supply requirements and any coolant or grinding environment considerations.
Typical Applications
- Surface grinding of ferrous workpieces
- Flat magnetic workholding on grinding machines
- Grinding fixture setups where mechanical clamping is difficult
- Toolroom, repair and production grinding work
- Workpieces requiring open top access during grinding
What to Confirm Before Ordering
- Grinding machine model and table size
- Required chuck size and mounting layout
- Workpiece material and contact surface
- Power supply or control requirements
- Quantity and application details
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FAQ
What is the X11 500x1000 rectangular electromagnetic chuck used for?
It is used for magnetic workholding on grinding machines, especially when flat ferrous workpieces need to be held without mechanical clamps covering the top surface.
What information is needed for a quote?
Send the grinder model, table size, required chuck size, workpiece material, workpiece dimensions, power supply requirements and quantity.
Can this chuck hold every type of material?
No. Magnetic chuck performance depends on the workpiece material, contact area, surface condition, thickness and grinding load. Non-ferrous materials are not held directly by a magnetic chuck.
Request a Quote
Request a quote with your grinder model, workpiece details and required magnetic chuck size.
