Tools for countersinking or chamfering without stopping machining

Erix Tool countersinks reduce countersink cycle time by 90%, eliminating the need to stop the program and manually operate the tool.

How ERIX works

ERIX countersinks are a patented design consisting of a spindle and a tilt-mounted wing. In the first phase of the cycle, the tool rotates counterclockwise, which causes the wing to close in the spindle seat. Then the countersink passes through the prepared hole. After passing through the material, the direction of rotation should be changed to the direction consistent with the movement of the zegrar pointers and the working feed should be started. This will open the wing and bring the blade to the ready position. After countersinking, withdraw the blade in the direction away from the material and change the direction of rotation to counterclockwise again. Now you can withdraw the countersink from the hole, the wing will close automatically when it comes into contact with the material.

Benefits of using Erix countersinks

Reduction of dredging cycle time by up to 90%
Eliminate the need to stop the program and manually operate the tool
Time-saving thanks to the possibility of chamfering face and back chamfers with one tool
Machining in areas inaccessible to the operator, e.g. closed chambers

Standard Erix countersink range

Diameter range from Ø4.5 to Ø69.0 mm
Tools available with Weldon shank and Morsea taper
Coolant ducts to the blade
Indexable inserts can be used in two grades: K20 for cast iron and P40 for steel

Available Operations

Chamfering 30º, 45º and 60º
Frontal and posterior countersinking
45º Face and Back Chamfer

Ability to machine a wide range of materials from steel, cast iron to aluminum and titanium.

For further information, please contact us.

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