Hi,
My machine is a Haas TM0P. Its measured TIR at the spindle is less than than .0001". I usually purchase my cat40 tool holders from Haas and the TIR using these holders is generally less than .0002" (it is quite good).
I heard so many good things about Maritool - so I decided to purchases a couple of Maritool's Cat40 Collet Tool Holders (please note that they are almost 2x the price of the Haas tool holders).
From Maritool, I purchased: a CAT40 ER32 1.85 COLLET CHUCK TOOL HOLDER (CAT40-ER32-1.85) and a CAT40 ER25 1.85 COLLET CHUCK TOOL HOLDER (CAT40-ER25-1.85).
The TIR of the ER25 tool holder was around .0005" and the TIR of the ER32 tool holder was .0003" (the ER32 TIR's wasn't that bad) -- but they were both worse than Haas. So what is the point here: if you are going to buy tool holders save some money and buy from Haas - generally the quality is very good.
Anyway just trying to save some people some money.
My machine is a Haas TM0P. Its measured TIR at the spindle is less than than .0001". I usually purchase my cat40 tool holders from Haas and the TIR using these holders is generally less than .0002" (it is quite good).
I heard so many good things about Maritool - so I decided to purchases a couple of Maritool's Cat40 Collet Tool Holders (please note that they are almost 2x the price of the Haas tool holders).
From Maritool, I purchased: a CAT40 ER32 1.85 COLLET CHUCK TOOL HOLDER (CAT40-ER32-1.85) and a CAT40 ER25 1.85 COLLET CHUCK TOOL HOLDER (CAT40-ER25-1.85).
The TIR of the ER25 tool holder was around .0005" and the TIR of the ER32 tool holder was .0003" (the ER32 TIR's wasn't that bad) -- but they were both worse than Haas. So what is the point here: if you are going to buy tool holders save some money and buy from Haas - generally the quality is very good.
Anyway just trying to save some people some money.