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collet
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collet [käl·ət]
(design engineering)
A split, coned sleeve to hold small, circular tools or work in the nose of a lathe or other type of machine.
(engineering)
The glass neck remaining on a bottle after it is taken off the glass-blowing iron.
Pieces of glass, ordinarily discarded, that are added to a batch of glass. Also spelled cullet.
(horology)
A small, friction-tight collar on a balance staff which holds the inner end of a balance spring.
(lapidary)
The small, horizontal face at the bottom of a brilliant-cut gemstone.


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On an eight-spindle automatic, all the pads can be changed in 15 to 30 minutes, compared to up to three hours needed to change the solid collets.
We use mostly 16C collets in this shop and the DD300 rotary system uses 16C collets.
5mm (1/4") collets although some models can be fitted with an optional 8mm collet.
 
 
 
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