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Model DF-2000 -Torque-Activated Core Chucks

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Automatic Concentric Expansion: As the torque chuck expands to grip a core, it automatically lifts and centers the roll, eliminating roll bounce and vibration. No Lubrication ~ Minimal Maintenance: Little dust accumulation in the chuck means no jamming and easy removal of cores. No Sidearm Force Needed from the Roll Stand, Multiple Core Re-Use, Elimination of End-of-Roll Waste: The DF-2000 chuck grips harder as more torque is applied. Other chucks rely on sidearm force from the roll stand to push the gripping elements into the core wall. These chucks damage the core and waste material at the end of the roll.

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Double E`s DF-2000`s patented torque-activated shaftless design has made it the world`s most effective and best-selling shaftless core chuck. Six precision-ground steel rollers are mechanically linked to travel up and down bi-directional ramps created by the back of the jaws and the hexagonal cam. This rolling action minimizes friction while causing expansion and retraction of the chuck’s jaws. 

As a result, the chuck can be used in the lightest to heaviest tension applications. The chuck’s mechanical design eliminates the need for the sophisticated and expensive plumbing associated with pneumatic or hydraulic chucks. Rotary unions are also unnecessary with the DF–2000.

There are other chucks which are based on the torque-activated principle, but they use “sliding friction” inside the chuck for expansion. These chucks can’t overcome the friction created by the roll weight to lift and center the roll. A non-centering action results, causing roll bounce and possible jamming. Furthermore, their serrated jaws damage cores and create dust, leading to higher maintenance and more downtime.