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SUBURBAN MC-618-S2 Standard-Pole Magnetic Chuck, 6 in x 18 in - Magnetic Sine Plate Chucks
SUBURBANMagnetic Sine Plate Chucks

SUBURBAN MC-618-S2 Standard-Pole Magnetic Chuck, 6 in x 18 in

SUBURBAN Magnetic Sine Plate Chucks.

SKU 3G-OTH-184027

Also listed as: MC618S2 · MC 618 S2

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SUBURBAN
Item
MC-618-S2 Standard-Pole Magnetic Chuck, 6 in x 18 in
Part Number
MC-618-S2
Category
Magnetic Sine Plate Chucks
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Product Description

SUBURBAN Magnetic Sine Plate Chucks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a SUBURBAN magnetic chuck used for?

A SUBURBAN magnetic chuck is used in precision grinding, milling, and EDM workholding to securely hold ferromagnetic workpieces without clamps. It enables accurate angular setups on sine plates for toolroom and production machining applications.

What are the specifications of the SUBURBAN MC-618-S2 magnetic chuck?

The SUBURBAN MC-618-S2 is a standard-pole magnetic chuck with a 6 in width by 18 in length working surface. It is designed for use with magnetic sine plates and is manufactured by SUBURBAN under part number MC-618-S2.

Where to buy a SUBURBAN magnetic chuck worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the SUBURBAN MC-618-S2 magnetic chuck to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for a quote and lead time.

How to select the right SUBURBAN magnetic chuck for a sine plate?

Select a SUBURBAN magnetic chuck based on your sine plate width and required workpiece length. The MC-618-S2 fits 6 in wide sine plates and supports 18 in long parts. Ensure pole spacing matches your part geometry for optimal holding force.

Used in

Common applications for SUBURBAN
Precision grinding — Suburban round magnetic plate chucks (e.g., MRRE-13-FP) for holding thin ferromagnetic workpieces on surface grinders.
Milling operations — Suburban standard pole chucks (e.g., MRRE-20) for clamping larger parts on vertical milling machines.
EDM machining — Suburban permanent magnetic chucks (e.g., MRRE-30) for securing ferromagnetic workpieces during electrical discharge machining.
Inspection and quality control — Suburban fine-pole chucks (e.g., MRRE-10-FP) for stable holding of small parts during measurement.
Rotary table applications — Suburban round magnetic chucks (e.g., MRRE-16) for mounting on rotary tables to hold circular workpieces.
Toolroom setups — Suburban magnetic plate chucks (e.g., MRRE-25-FP) for versatile workholding in toolroom grinding and fitting tasks.
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3G Electric supplies SUBURBAN magnetic sine plate chucks. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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