LMT Tools CAT40 0.875" (7/8") Shrink Fit Tool Holder (MPN: 9074677 / EDP: 9069) for Sale

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LMT Tools CAT40 0.875" (7/8") Shrink Fit Tool Holder (MPN: 9074677 / EDP: 9069) For Sale

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LMT Tools CAT40 0.875" (7/8") Shrink Fit Tool Holder (MPN: 9074677 / EDP: 9069):
$125.00

Item #763

The market value for an unused, overstock LMT Tools CAT40 0.875" (7/8") Shrink Fit Tool Holder (MPN: 9074677 / EDP: 9069) typically ranges between $140 and $200 on secondary, used, and industrial surplus markets.If purchased brand new directly from an authorized factory catalog or a primary industrial supplier, this high-performance holder carries a standard retail list price between $275.00 and $375.00+.

Spindle Taper Style: CAT40 (Standard V-flange for high-speed CNC milling spindles).
Bore Clamping Diameter (ID): 0.875" (7/8") precision-ground inner diameter.
Projection Length: 95mm (length from the spindle gage line to the nose tip face).
Coolant Configuration: Coolant-Through capability engineered natively down the center axis to manage thermal load and chip evacuation during aggressive cutting cycles.
Balance Rating: Factory pre-balanced to strict dynamic tolerances (typically G2.5 at 20,000–25,000 RPM), mitigating vibration harmonic frequencies during ultra-fast spindle runs.

New Industrial Surplus Price: $175.00 – $199.95
- Note: Machinery overstock hubs like Superior Machine Tools value unused "new old stock" open-box units for exactly $199.95.
Pre-Owned / Used Market Price: $85.00 – $130.00
- Note: Secondary market values on platforms like fluctuate depending on the operational integrity of the bore, presence of pull studs, or any signs of previous overheating damage from induction cycles.

Extreme Concentricity: Shrink-fit technology completely eliminates internal moving parts like collets, set-screws, or wedges, delivering total indicated runout (TIR) of less than 0.0001" (3 microns).
Massive Clamping Force: Relying entirely on 360-degree uniform thermal contraction, it grips solid caroffere cutting tool shanks with immense torque transmission capacity, completely stopping tool pull-out under heavy radial cutting pressures.