Help Identify Some QC Holders

Beezer · Jul 8, 2014

I picked up some drill chucks at a recent asset auction and I could use some help to identify the quick change holders the chucks were mounted to, as I have not seen them before.

This one is marked "TT 45-MT4" on the one side and "CZECH MADE" NARDEX on the other. I know it is for a holding a MT4 tool.

I also bought four "ALBRECHT" chucks in one lot and each is mounted to one of these tapered spindles.

Any help would be appreciated.

Beezer · Sep 16, 2014

Ok. I finally found out what the top holder is, but still don't know what the bottom one is from.

billmac · Sep 16, 2014

That looks like a quick change tool holder. The holes are where balls locate the tool. Not sure of the type and make, but you should be able to find it. Not much good to you unless you have the rest of the kit.

dian · Sep 16, 2014

i believe aciera has that type of quick change system.

Beezer · Sep 16, 2014

billmac said:
That looks like a quick change tool holder. The holes are where balls locate the tool. Not sure of the type and make, but you should be able to find it. Not much good to you unless you have the rest of the kit.

I mainly want to know what they are, so I am able to correctly decribed them when I list them for sale.

Each of the holders I have came attached to a Albrecht keyless chuck. Perhaps they are for some sort of single spindle or multi spindle drilling machine.

traditional-tools · Sep 16, 2014

Looks like kwik, possibly kwik 200, kwik 300 or kwik 400.

Beezer · Sep 16, 2014

dian said:
i believe aciera has that type of quick change system.

I believe you just identified the holders. Found a few pictures of the Aciera drilling machine that show the QC holders they use and the ones I have are identical. Now I need to figure out if Aciera had only one model of the QC holder or if they had different sizes.

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