6"x12" | Rotary Pole Permanent Magnetic Chuck
The 6"x12" rotary pole permanent magnetic chuck is a model-level RFQ product for precision grinding and magnetic workholding. It is selected when ferrous workpieces require magnetic holding with a rotary pole chuck design, and the chuck size, pole layout, mounting method and workpiece contact area must be checked before supply.
Technical Specifications
| Inch Model | 6"*12" |
|---|---|
| Model | XM43A 150*300 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) A | 150 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) B | 300 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) C | 260 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) D | 100 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) E | 2(0.5+1.5) |
| Main Dimensions (mm) F | 420 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) G | 25 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) I | 50 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) J | 14 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) K | 103 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) L | 50 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) M | 163 |
| Main Dimensions (mm) N | 100 |
| Net Weight (kg) | 31 |
Selection Information
Before requesting a quote, confirm the grinding machine table size, required chuck size, workpiece material, contact area, rotary pole setup requirement, mounting method and grinding environment.
Typical Applications
- Precision surface grinding of ferrous workpieces
- Magnetic workholding with rotary pole adjustment
- Toolroom and inspection-related grinding work
- Small and medium workpieces requiring magnetic holding
- Grinding setups where mechanical clamps would interfere with the work surface
What to Confirm Before Ordering
- Machine model and table size
- Required chuck size and pole layout requirement
- Workpiece material, thickness and contact surface
- Mounting layout and grinding environment
- Quantity and application details
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FAQ
What is the 6"x12" rotary pole permanent magnetic chuck used for?
It is used for precision grinding when a ferrous workpiece needs magnetic holding on a rotary pole magnetic chuck surface. Final selection depends on chuck size, workpiece contact area, pole layout and machine table setup.
What information is needed for a quote?
Send the machine model, table size, required chuck size, workpiece material, workpiece dimensions, rotary pole setup requirement and quantity.
Can this chuck hold non-ferrous materials?
No. Magnetic chuck holding depends on ferrous material response, contact area, surface condition, workpiece thickness and grinding load. Non-ferrous materials are not held directly by a magnetic chuck.
Request a Quote
Request a quote with your machine model, workpiece details and required rotary pole permanent magnetic chuck size.
