MADV Indexing Clamping System
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MADV Indexing Clamping System

Indexing System
In order to obtain shaft revolution in MADV chucks it is necessary to stop chuck rotation.

The main parts of this device are:

- A = indexing shaft (driven by 2 lines of cylindrical pre-loaded rollers supported by an axial ball bearing).

- A1 = indexing notch.

- B = indexing shutter with spring.

- B1 = conical tooth.

- C = shutter stop lever.

The mechanism is in each jaw. The releasing lever allows for two shutters to be piloted at the same time.

Rotation and indexing (see diagram)

- phase 1 = indexed chuck: the shutter tooth is connected in the shaft notch.

- stop the rotation of the chuck.
- phase 2 = shutter release. (Releasing lever disconnects the shutter.)
- phase 3 = rotation: manual rotation works the piece in the jaws.
- phase 4 = indexing: lever release allows spring shutter connection.

The releasing lever device is designed to use the centrifugal force in rotation as indexing force.

Indexing precision 0°01′30".

Clamping System

The main parts of the blocking device are:

- Lead screw A
- Jaws B
- the chuck body C
- axial unit of centering D
- safety pins E.

MADV chucks are clamped manually.

Jaws are opened and clamped by rotating the lead screw with a key or screw driver.

[Clamping couple valves must be adhered to.]

The screw A is fixed with the centering unit D that contains the axial ball bearing.

The torque applied to the drill screw A, gives the movement and the clamping of the jaws B.

Safety device:
The safety screws E keep the jaws securely in the chuck body in the event of a broken lead screw. Normally these screws are used to reduce the opening stroke of the jaws. Do not remove these screws.