They’re solving some of the biggest challenges with aerospace parts.
MAPAL is a well-known name in the automotive industry, and what they’re doing for the R&D…
The Hydro DReaM Chuck 4.5° is ideally suited for reaming and drilling applications as well as for use on finishing milling applications. Due to the outer contour being similar to DIN 69882-8 for heat shrink chucks, the transfer to MAPAL’s DreaM hydraulic chuck clamping technology is easy and seamless. The distinctive highly polished surface treatment increases resistance to corrosion.
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