Mongtec M7066 — VDI40 axial driven tool holder

M7066 is an axial driven (live) tool holder for the VDI40 turret interface, using ER32 collets, rated to 5,000 rpm and 70 Nm. Mongtec Precision is a Taiwanese brand, designed and engineered in Taichung, Taiwan.

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Specification

Article numberM7066
Turret interfaceVDI40 — VDI per DIN 69880 (cylindrical shank)
ConfigurationAxial Tool Head, Round, INT Nut, Through Coolant
OrientationAxial
Collet systemER32
Drive ratio1:1
Max spindle speed5,000 rpm
Max torque70 Nm
BrandMongtec Precision Inc. — Taiwanese brand, designed and engineered in Taichung, Taiwan

Source: Mongtec VDI & BMT Driven Tools catalogue, Ver 2026.07.

Range of Mongtec compact driven tool holders for CNC lathe turrets
Range of Mongtec compact driven tool holders for CNC lathe turrets
Mongtec driven tool holder, model M3508, with output spindle and ER collet
Mongtec driven tool holder, model M3508, with output spindle and ER collet

Representative photographs of Mongtec driven tooling in this class — production units, not renderings. Shown as examples of the VDI40 family, not as a photograph of M7066 itself.

What M7066 does on the machine

The driven spindle points along the Z axis, parallel to the lathe spindle. This is the configuration for face drilling, face tapping and end milling on the part face.

Round body — a slimmer envelope that clears tight turret pockets and neighbouring stations.

Through-coolant. Coolant is routed inside the holder and delivered at the cutting edge through the collet and tool. For deep-hole drilling and tapping in stainless or titanium this is usually the difference between a tool that survives the cycle and one that does not.

Gear ratio 1:1 — tool spindle speed equals turret drive speed. The direct relationship makes speeds and feeds straightforward to calculate from the machine's live-tool rating.

Do not order against the label alone. “VDI40” fixes the shank per DIN 69880, but pocket depth, clamping system and drive coupling still vary between machine builders. Send Mongtec your machine model and a photograph of the turret face — engineering checks M7066 against the actual turret drawing before anything is quoted. That check is free and takes one email.

Machines with a VDI40 turret

Mongtec publishes tooling pages for these machines with a declared VDI40 turret. Confirming your model here does not confirm M7066 as the article number — that still comes from engineering.

Other VDI40 holders in the same configuration

Article no.ColletRatioMax speedTorque
M3826ER321:15000 rpm70 Nm
M6066ER321:15000 rpm70 Nm
M2326ER321:15000 rpm70 Nm
M80261:15000 rpm70 Nm
M07261:15000 rpm70 Nm

Related VDI40 configurations

Frequently asked

What machines does the Mongtec M7066 fit?

M7066 is built for the VDI40 turret interface. Because VDI shank dimensions follow DIN 69880, but turret pocket depth, clamping system and drive coupling still vary between machine builders. Send Mongtec your machine model and a photo of the turret face and engineering confirms the fit before anything is quoted.

What speed and torque can M7066 run?

M7066 is rated to 5,000 rpm with 70 Nm of torque at a 1:1 drive ratio. The usable figure is whichever is lower: this rating or your machine's live-tool drive rating.

What collet does M7066 take?

M7066 takes ER32 collets. Collets and nuts are supplied separately; specify the shank diameters you intend to run and Mongtec quotes the collet set with the holder.

Is a dimensioned drawing available for M7066?

Yes. Mongtec supplies the full dimensioned drawing for M7066 by email once an enquiry is open, so the drawing is matched to your actual machine and turret configuration rather than a generic sheet.

Get M7066 quoted

Send the machine model, the turret station you want to use and the tools you intend to run. Anything you do not know, Mongtec works out from the machine model — an incomplete enquiry is still worth sending. Dimensioned drawings for M7066 are supplied by email once the enquiry is open.

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