4-Jaw work holding lathe chuck

Chucks or sockets – Radially reciprocating jaws – Transverse-screw actuated

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279110, 269 74, B23B 3116

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044298870

ABSTRACT:
Locking mechanism for the adjusting mechanism of a 4-jaw work holding rotary chuck of the kind having oppositely disposed pairs of jaws normally adjusted in position with equal and opposite movement but having provision for differential adjustment of one of each pair of oppositely disposed jaws relative to the other, the locking mechanism being constituted by a spring loaded driving member drivably connected to the adjusting mechanism and by a fixed element which the spring loaded driving member is capable of engaging non-rotatably, a turning moment applied to said spring loaded driving member in either direction being effective first to displace the latter from engagement with said fixed element and then to rotate the adjusting mechanism.

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