Introduction to the Carving Machine Tool Holder

　　Carving machine tool holderType: Depends on the connection method between the tool holder and the machine tool. The choice of connection method between the carving machine tool holder and the machine tool spindle mainly considers factors such as tool change method (automatic or manual), clamping force (taper, source of clamping force), and speed.

There are two common types: the steep taper holder SK (BT/CAT) with a taper of 7:24 and the hollow taper holder HSK with a taper of 1:10. The tool holder should be a carving machine tool holder, which has a taper of 7:24 and is a commonly used tool holder. It can withstand high speeds and high torque, and is mostly used in automatic tool change machine tools. The carving machine tool holder is directly installed in the tapered hole of the machine tool spindle, and there is a connecting bolt (pull pin) at the top of the tool holder. The machine tool spindle's clamp tightens the pull pin at the top of the tool holder and pulls it upwards, drawing the tool holder into the machine tool spindle, mainly relying on the friction between the tool holder and the wall of the machine tool spindle for clamping.

In principle, the carving machine is a combination of drilling and milling, and various data input methods for the carving machine are easily available as needed. There are two types of carving machines: laser engraving and mechanical engraving, both of which have high power and low power options. Because the application range of carving machines is very broad, it is necessary to understand the suitable application range for various carving machines.

The tool holder is the link between the carving machine and the tool. Usually, there is a high-precision internal taper hole on the spindle of the carving machine, with a taper that matches that of the tool holder. The tool holder can be automatically pulled into the machine tool spindle by the pull pin installed at the top. The lower part of the handle is the tool clamp, which is used to hold the tool.