• Easy, user-friendly adjustment
• Suitable for standard 3D, 5D & 8D RM-BNT holders
• Improved process control and tool life

Maximum Runout Correction Values of Each Standard BAYO T-REAM Holder



Thecompensation rangefor theRM-BN-RC-RINGadjustment ring iswithin 0.02-0.09 mm.




For special holders, the maximum possible runout can be calculated according to the following formula:
A (mm) (Max runout correction) L1 neck overhang + insert length) x 0.0006

Note: Maximum allowed runout correction value i 0.09(mm).

For example: if the L1 is 200 mm, the calculated runout value for correction is 0.12 mm (180x0.0006=0.12 mm) but the actual possible runout correction value is limited to 0.09 mm.
A correction higher than 0.09 mm will cause the insert to touch the hole surface with its back taper.




Runout Correction Process

Mount the adjustment ring on the shank and slightly tighten the screws to prevent the ring from slipping down.

Step 1
Rotate tool to minimum runout


Step 2
Rotate tool to maximum runout


Step 3
Rotate sleeve so that the screw with “|” mark is opposite to maximum runout


Step 4
Tighten the screw with “|” mark to the middle point between the found min. and max. points


Step 5
Re-check runout. If runout still exists perpendicular to the adjusted plane, refer to Step 6


Step 6
Repeat steps 1-4 by using either screws marked “||” or “|||”


Step 7
Re-check runout


After completing the adjustment process, slightly tighten the screw / screws that were not involved in the process to prevent them from unscrewing during the reaming operation.


RM-BN-RC-RING
(1) Reamer bayonet size (2) RM-BNT reamer holder shank size