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Polygon shank coupling size 100 (Coromant Capto® C10) added to ISO/DIS 26623 standard

In 2008 the ISO/DIS 26623 standard was created for 'Polygon taper interface with flange contact surface' to secure the original design of Coromant Capto - this covered flange sizes 32 to 80 (C3 through to C8). In July 2013 the ISO committee agreed to add polygon shank size 100 (C10) to the existing standard.

Coromant Capto is developed to cover 3 distinct application areas:

Integrated spindle for automatic tool change - providing stability and rigidity due to unrivalled bending stiffness and torque transmission

Turn-Mill machines, Vertical Lathes and Machining Centers

Quick Change for manual tool change - providing increased machine utilization through shorter set up time

Turning Centers, Flat Bed Lathes and Vertical Lathes
Modular assemblies - providing flexibility without loss of stability or accuracy

Machining centers with HSK or steep taper (ISO, MAS-BT, CAT-V) spindle

Coromant Capto C10 adds a new dimension, with a spindle clamping force of 70kN and flange diameter of 100mm the bending stiffness is greater than HSK-A 100 and steep taper size 50 (on a par with HSK-A 125). The benefits are that longer tools can be used with less risk of vibration whilst maintaining the same spindle dimensions as for HSK-A 100. As components become more demanding and machines increase in multi-functional capability the demand to have stable machining with long assemblies will be adopted on Turn-Mill, Mill-Turn, Vertical Lathes as well as heavy duty Machining Centers.

For more information, please contact:

Nikki Stokes
Sandvik Coromant
Tel:  +44 (0) 121 504 5422
Email: nikki.stokes@sandvik.com
Web:  www.sandvik.coromant.com

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