The Krollit Lathe Chuck (lathe) is a professional lathe chuck available from Krollit, an official Krollit distributor since 2007.
- Vendor: Krollit
- Model: Lathe Chuck
- Official Bernardo distributor since 2007
- Shipping from Krollit warehouse
Who uses the Lathe Chuck (lathe) and what for
Mechanical workshops and artisan turners use the Lathe Chuck (lathe) as a clamping accessory on metal lathes, ensuring secure clamping and centering of the workpiece during turning, drilling, and grooving operations.
Its place in the Krollit range
The Krollit Lathe Chuck (lathe) is part of the Krollit lathe chuck range, distributed in Italy by Krollit since 2007. The Krollit range includes models of various categories and performance levels: to choose the right machine for your use case, you can consult the Krollit catalog on Krollit or contact customer support for selection assistance.
Krollit logistics and support
Shipping 3-5 business days from Krollit warehouse for spare parts and accessories. Customer support in Italian is available for technical documentation and compatibility verification with the reference machine. Krollit has been an official distributor since 2007.
Who is the Lathe Chuck (lathe) for?
The lathe chuck (lathe) is recommended for the following professional profiles:
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Mechanical workshops and artisan turners: secure clamping of round or hexagonal workpieces on metal lathes for turning, drilling, and grooving operations.
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Users with a Bernardo lathe with a compatible flange: original replacement or upgrade for Bernardo range lathes (Profi, Hobby, etc.) with A2 attachment compliant with DIN 55029.
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Irregular or non-round workpieces: for non-symmetrically centered workpieces, consider 4-jaw independent chucks or universal platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of housing does the Lathe Chuck (lathe) mount?
Check the title or specifications for the indicated attachment (typically A2-5, A2-6, A2-8 according to DIN 55029).
The A2 flange attachment is the standard for Bernardo lathes in the Profi and Hobby ranges. The number (5, 6, 8) indicates the size of the flange which must match the lathe's headstock.
How many jaws does it have and are they reversible?
Standard self-centering chucks have 3 jaws; typically supplied with 1 set of internal and 1 set of external reversible jaws plus a tightening wrench.
The 3 jaws are suitable for round or hexagonal workpieces. For square or irregular workpieces, consider 4-jaw independent chucks. Soft jaws can be machined on the lathe for special applications.
What is the maximum rotation speed?
See "Max speed" in the technical table: typically 2,500-3,500 rpm for chucks up to Ø 200 mm.
Maximum speed decreases with diameter. Large chucks (Ø 400+ mm) have typical limits of 1,500-2,000 rpm. Exceeding the maximum speed risks jaw detachment.
What concentricity precision does it offer?
Professional Bernardo chucks comply with DIN 8386 class with a typical concentricity of 0.03-0.04 mm.
Concentricity is critical for precision finishes. For high-precision machining (microns), higher-class chucks or dedicated clamping collets are needed.
How is it mounted on the lathe?
The chuck mounts directly onto the headstock flange via a camlock attachment for A2 systems.
The Camlock system allows quick mounting without an additional adapter flange. For lathes with a threaded attachment, a dedicated adapter flange is required. Krollit supplies compatible flanges separately.
