Nut systems
T-Tool USA has introduced its Zeta Woodline collet nut series.
T-Tool USA has introduced its Zeta Woodline collet nut series.
This new clamping system offers an optimized clamping situation for all variations of router bits and cutter heads. If you have zero-tolerance between the top of the collet nut and the bottom of the cutterhead, this system is a must!
All Zeta Woodline collet nuts are coated with a brand new power-coating surface which gives a great benefit of low friction and high torque clamping. 60% more clamping power than most other collet nut systems.
For more information please contact us: www.t-toolusa.com
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