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Quick, Accurate Drawbar
and Tool Clamping Force
Measuring on Machining Centers
Customize a ForceCheck gauge with any features for your industry and machine tool needs.
We can help you find the right size measuring bar that will fit the dimensions of your machine tool.
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Drawbar Clamping Force GaugesThis critical performance -- the tool clamping force -- is often never measured after a machine is put into service. Regular verification allows problems to be detected early so maintenance and repairs can be scheduled. As a result, emergencies and unexpected downtime can be avoided. When troubleshooting, drawbar performance can quickly be verified. |
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Wireless Chuck Force GaugesThe ForceCheck wireless chuck force gauge is designed to quickly and accurately measure holding force and speed of both 2 and 3 jaw chucks. Verifying chuck holding force allows manufacturers to improve the repeatability of a manufacturing process by checking actual holding force under dynamic (rotating)conditions, as well as perform critical preventative maintenance checks. |
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Collet Force GaugesWith the ForceCheck collet force gauge, the clamping forces on collets and hydraulic tool holders can be measured to obtain accurate machining specifications while fulfilling ISO standard requirements. |
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Wireless Drawbar Force GaugesThe ForceCheck wireless drawbar force gauge is based on the same technology as the industry-leading ForceCheck gauge. With the added convenience of wireless operation, larger machines and hard-to-reach spindles are easier to check. In addition, the unit offers the optional capability of data logging on a USB stick. |
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Machine-Integrated Drawbar Force GaugesThe machine-integrated drawbar force gauge automates drawbar force measurement. With a wireless force sensor stored in the tool changer, a machine can periodically automatically check the drawbar without stopping production. Drawbar force is returned to the machine control via a wireless receiver, automatically alerting the operator if insufficient force is detected. |
