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Acronyms
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And when someone typo-graphically exclaims "WTF" that means "well that's fantastic"
And Don LOL means lots of love. omg. no. this thread is devolving...
QCGB Quick change gear box
QCTP Quick change tool post
MT# Morse taper
CNC computer numerical control
ER# Collet Eccentric ring collet
QCTP Quick change tool post
MT# Morse taper
CNC computer numerical control
ER# Collet Eccentric ring collet
I always thought that ER stood for "extended range" . ER40 collets have a grip range of 1mm or nearly .040" so if you have a full set of metric ER40 collets there are no gaps in the gripping range. Maybe I have been wrong, wouldn't be the first time.
It could very well be I was just reading an article and saw Eccentric ring and just made and an assumption I could be totally off on that one.
In 1972, Fritz Weber, founder of Rego-Fix, created and patented the ER collet. The design is a modification of the previously popular E collet design, using the same taper, but simply adding the groove. ... The R in “ER collet” stands for Rego-Fix, representing the company's modification to the E collet design. Feb. 27, 2013
Soooo..... what does the E stand for?
Soooo..... what does the E stand for?
PM or Private Message e.g. forum site message to another member
Also PM could be project manager or preventative maintenance
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Hollow Structural Sections
