Lathe tool holders

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VDI30 Boring bar holder, Ø 32mm, H 85mm, DMG MORI

115-53028Running out of stock

CA$291.24

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BMT60 toolholder for indexable drills, clamping capacity ø40mm, center height 90mm

128-21516Running out of stock

CA$324.39

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BMT45 combined toolholder for indexable drills & boring bars, clamping capacity ø32mm

128-21530In stock

CA$286.76

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BMT65 toolholder for boring bars, clamping capacity ø40mm, center height 70mm

128-21801In stock

CA$275.94

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BMT65 combined toolholder for indexable drills & boring bars, clamping capacity ø40mm, center height 70mm

128-21802In stock

CA$310.98

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BMT65 face turning toolholder, clamping capacity 25x25mm

128-31802Running out of stock

CA$317.55

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Bolt On face turning toolholder, clamping capacity 25x25mm, bolt grid 45x80

128-32001Running out of stock

CA$228.51

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BMT65 OD turning toolholder, clamping capacity 25x25mm

128-41801Running out of stock

CA$289.08

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BMT65 twin OD turning toolholder, clamping capacity 25x25mm

128-41802Running out of stock

CA$401.87

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VDI30 Rectangular soft blank, form A1, 85x130x76 mm, 3.35×5.12×2.99 inches

A1-30x85Running out of stock

CA$161.40

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VDI30 Round soft blank, form A2, Ø68x100 mm, Ø2.68×3.94 inches

A2-30x100Running out of stock

CA$63.43

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VDI30 Round soft blank, form A2, Ø68x240 mm, Ø2.68×9.45 inches

A2-30x240Running out of stock

CA$92.09

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VDI40 Round soft blank, form A2, Ø83x120 mm, Ø3.27×4.72 inches

A2-40x120Running out of stock

CA$85.75

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VDI40 Round soft blank, form A2, Ø83x320 mm, Ø3.27×12.60 inches

A2-40x320Running out of stock

CA$131.79

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ER16 collet chuck adapter with mini nut, straight shank Ø1/2 x 4 inches

AD12i-ER16M-4iRunning out of stock

CA$33.83

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ER32 collet chuck adapter, straight shank Ø1 x 4 inches

AD1i-ER32-4iRunning out of stock

CA$39.47

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ER16 collet chuck adapter with hex nut, straight shank Ø3/4 x 4 inches

AD34i-ER16A-4iRunning out of stock

CA$33.83

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ER25 collet chuck adapter, straight shank Ø3/4 x 4 inches

AD34i-ER25-4iRunning out of stock

CA$35.00

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VDI40 OD turning toolholder 3/4x3/4", form B1, right, short

B1-30x34ix40Running out of stock

CA$97.03

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VDI40 OD turning toolholder 1x1", form B1, right, short

B1-40x1ix44Running out of stock

CA$124.04

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VDI40 OD turning toolholder 25x25mm, form B1, right, short

B1-40x25x44Running out of stock

CA$124.04

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VDI30 OD turning toolholder 20x20mm, form B2 left, short

B2-30x20x40Running out of stock

CA$97.03

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VDI40 OD turning toolholder 1x1", form B2 left, short

B2-40x1ix44Running out of stock

CA$124.04

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VDI40 OD turning toolholder, form B2-40, 25х25mm

B2-40x25x44In stock

CA$101.63

excl. taxesCA$145.18

Total discount 30%

The cutting process in a lathe is carried out by rotating the workpiece in the spindle and feeding the lathe carriage, in which the cutting tool is securely fixed. In most modern lathes, all types of lathe tools like cutters, drills, and taps are mounted through tool holders for lathe, which in turn are mounted in the turret. You can read about the types of turrets in our article on this lathe turret types.

Why Tool Holders for Metal Lathe Have Undeniable Advantages:

Global standardization and versatility. The same tool holder lathe can be used on any other CNC machine with the same type of turret.
Time-saving setup capability. The ability to set up and preset outside the machine = saving auxiliary time = saving your money.
Cost-effective protection. A tool holder for lathe is relatively inexpensive (compared to the cost of the lathe turret), and in the event of tool and holder collisions with the workpiece, it is often only these elements that get damaged, rather than the expensive components of the CNC machine.
Maximum flexibility. The ability to configure the lathe turret for each specific job. Engineers are not limited by previous setup or pre-engineered positions in the lathe turret, but only by the number of positions/posts in the revolver of the CNC machine. For example, for part X today, you need a long boring bar mounted in position No. 1, and tomorrow, due to the geometric constraints of part Y, you can place a parting tool or any other turning cutting tool in the same position.

Types of Static Tool Holders for Metal Lathe

CNC tool holder for metal lathe is classified by the type of machining and/or the type of tool to be mounted in the fixture and size. The main types of lathe tools holders include:

Radial Turning Tool Holder (OD)

The most common type of tool holder lathe for mounting tools with a square shank for machining the outer diameter of the workpiece. The tool in such holders is positioned perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the part (radially). The holder design always includes a slot for the tool and a clamping plate for fixation.

Axial Turning Tool Holder (OD/FACE)

Structurally identical to radial tool holders for lathe, except that the tool is positioned parallel to the axis of the spindle rotation (axially). Mainly used for holding tools for face grooving. They can also be used for external and internal turning operations.

Boring Bar Tool Holders (ID)

Used for mounting round shank boring bars for inside diameter (ID) machining. The bar is positioned against the face of the workpiece. Usually they have three clamping screws because the tool often needs to be clamped along a longer length. Typically, two nozzles for coolant supply are located externally on these lathe tools holders.

Indexable Drill Bodies Tool Holders

Used for mounting indexable drill bodies including U drills with interchangeable inserts or heads. They usually have two screws in a row and an additional positioning screw on another side. Designed for shanks with a large flat and internal coolant supply through the drill. This tool holder for metal lathe can be universal and also hold boring bars.

Cut-off Blade Tool Holders

Used for mounting flat parting blades. They replicate the design of radial tool holders for lathe, except for the square cross-section. The slot and clamping plate form a "dovetail" type mount for secure blade positioning.

Morse Taper Tool Holders

Used for mounting lathe static tools, mainly drills with a Morse taper shank. The hole in the tool holder lathe matches the Morse taper standard. There are Morse taper holders with side windows for access to the clamping screws of the adapter.

Tool Holders with Collet Chuck

Used in lathes for mounting small diameter drills and taps. Collet chucks typically range from ER16 to ER32 standards. The precision of lathe tools clamping and positioning highly depends on the runout of the collets used.

Tool Holders with Drill Chuck

Used for mounting drills in a classic jaw chuck. When the tail part rotates, the screw moves axially, giving the chuck jaws radial-axial movement. The jaws slide within the body and along the collar, securing or releasing the tool from the clamping force.

Tool Holders with Quick Change Tapping Chuck

Used for mounting taps and provide compression and tension compensation. A reliable mechanism compensates for possible misalignment between spindle rotation speed and feed movement (especially important during reverse operations).

Special Fixtures and Accessories

This category includes bar pullers, stop blocks, plugs, and blank blocks for custom manufacturing applications with your tool holder for metal lathe.

How to Choose the Right Tool Holders for Your CNC Metal Lathe?

We mentioned in the first paragraph that it is essential to know the type of turret your lathe has before selecting lathe tools and holders.

Next, there are two proven approaches to select tool holder lathe systems: purchasing a universal set of holders if you work in a general job shop or selecting tooling for a specific technology, i.e., a part or group of parts.

Universal Approach for Tool Holder Selection

If you are unsure what orders you will receive tomorrow, simply choose the most common tool holders for lathe from the latest catalogue. For example, if your CNC lathe has 10 positions for BMT65 holders, we recommend starting with the following lathe tools setup:

4 pcs radial turning tool holders (OD) – the primary function of a lathe is OD turning, threading, and external grooving, so this type of tool holder for metal lathe will certainly be used.
2 pcs axial turning tool holders (OD/FACE) – for additional universality in OD turning and must have for face grooving operations.
4 pcs universal tool holders for boring bars (ID) and indexable drills – you can't perform lathe machining without internal diameter turning, drilling, and other ID operations. Additionally, you can insert a wide range of accessories (collet chucks, bar pullers, tap holders, etc.) into the cylindrical holes of these tool holders for lathe.

Selecting Tool Holders for Specific Technology/Part

This method simplifies the selection of tool holder lathe systems to some extent. After receiving the process map from the technologist, you only need to ensure that each cutting tool has the corresponding tool holder for metal lathe. An important aspect of this selection is the correct placement of lathe tools in the lathe turret. For example, a long boring bar might interfere with OD turning, so these types of holders are better positioned in opposite locations in the turret, and so on.

Expert Tip: Keep monitoring suppliers' newsletters to get the latest tool holders for lathe innovations, and please always remember, if this is not your first CNC machine, first check your existing stock of lathe tools and holders. It is quite common for shops to purchase new tool holder for metal lathe that they already have. This will save you money and make your operations more sustainable.