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Mongtec BT adapters, sleeves and special holders

164 article numbers on BT30 · BT40 · BT50 · —. Morse taper adapters, drill chuck holders, tapping chucks, screw-in cutter holders, boring bar blanks, flange adapters and ATC alignment tools on the BT taper. Mongtec Precision is a Taiwanese brand, designed and engineered in Taichung, Taiwan.

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What an adapter is for

Every item on this page exists to connect something to a BT spindle that was not made for one — a taper-shank drill, a Jacobs-taper chuck, an HSK tool, a screw-in milling cutter — or to give you a blank to make something yourself.

The trade is always the same. An adapter adds a joint. A joint costs rigidity and adds run-out, and the errors of the two halves add rather than cancel. For a drill, a reamer, or a tapping operation that is usually fine. For a finishing cut where surface finish or tolerance is the point, it usually is not, and an integral holder in the correct interface is the cheaper answer over the life of the job.

The individual families

MTA / MTB Morse taper adapters take taper-shank drills and reamers: MTA retains by tang, MTB by drawbar. Use the drawbar version wherever the machine allows it — a tang relies on friction plus a drive slot and can slip on a hard-pulling drill.

APU and CPU drill chuck holders carry keyless and precision drill chucks, Ø1–16 mm. B-series drill chuck adapters present a plain Jacobs taper (B12–B22) for mounting your own chuck.

TC quick-change tapping chucks with length compensation let the tap advance at its own pitch instead of being driven by the Z-axis feed. On a machine without rigid tapping this is not optional — it is the difference between a thread and a broken tap.

SOM / M screw-in milling cutter holders carry cutters that thread directly onto the holder nose, in a range of A lengths for reaching into pockets.

MOD runout-adjustable flange adapters and the flange-to-HSK-C sleeves are the adjustable family: the joint can be dialled true after assembly rather than accepted as found.

D-series boring bar blanks are unfinished stock on a BT taper for shops that grind or bore their own specials. ATC alignment tools are gauges, not cutting tools — they set the tool-change arm to the spindle.

Article numbers — dimensions in mm

Dimension symbols are the catalogue's own and refer to the dimension drawing printed for each product. A dash means the catalogue does not print a value for that cell; those are confirmed in writing at RFQ. Where a table's printed header disagrees with its drawing, a note above the table says so.

APU Drill Chuck Holder — 8 article numbers

Article no.DLCapacity
BT30QAPU08Q8036801-8
BT30QAPU13Q110481101-13
BT40QAPU08Q8536851-8
BT40QAPU13Q105481051-13
BT40QAPU16Q110531103-16
BT50QAPU08Q9036901-8
BT50QAPU13Q105481051-13
BT50QAPU16Q115531153-16

Alignment Tool for ATC Arm — 3 article numbers

Article no.DD1D2LL1L2
BT30QATCQ18D31.75461850.4220
BT40QATCQ20D44.45632067.4225
BT50QATCQ28D69.8510028104.8335

Boring Bar Blank — 8 article numbers

Article no.DD1
BT30QD50Q16050160
BT40QD63Q16063160
BT40QD63Q25063250
BT50QD100Q160100160
BT50QD100Q250100250
BT30Q32Q30032300
BT40Q40Q30040300
BT50Q50Q30050300

Drill Chuck Adapter — 9 article numbers

Article no.DLL1
BT30QB12Q25B122518.5
BT30QB16Q25B162524
BT40QB12Q32B123218.5
BT40QB16Q32B163224
BT40QB18Q32B183232
BT40QB22Q32B223240.5
BT50QB16Q45B164524
BT50QB18Q45B184532
BT50QB22Q45B224540.5

Morse Taper Adapter with Drawbar — 9 article numbers

Article no.MT.NO.DL
BT40QMTB1Q5012550
BT40QMTB2Q5023250
BT40QMTB3Q7034070
BT40QMTB4Q9544895
BT50QMTB1Q4512545
BT50QMTB2Q6023260
BT50QMTB3Q6534065
BT50QMTB4Q7044870
BT50QMTB5Q120563120

Morse Taper Adapter with Tang — 14 article numbers

Article no.MT.NO.DL
BT30QMTA1Q4512545
BT30QMTA2Q6023260
BT30QMTA3Q7534075
BT40QMTA1Q5012550
BT40QMTA2Q5023250
BT40QMTA3Q7034070
BT40QMTA4Q9544895
BT50QMTA1Q4512545
BT50QMTA2Q6023260
BT50QMTA3Q6534065
BT50QMTA3Q180340180
BT50QMTA4Q9544895
BT50QMTA4Q180448180
BT50QMTA5Q105563105

Precision Drill Chuck Holder — 6 article numbers

Article no.DD1LL1Capacity
BT30QCPU10Q80385080261-10
BT40QCPU10Q80385080211-10
BT40QCPU13Q9050-90-1-13
BT40QCPU16Q9050-90-1-16
BT50QCPU13Q10050-100-1-13
BT50QCPU16Q10050-100-1-16

Quick Change Tapping Chuck — 8 article numbers

Article no.dDLTC
BT30QTC312Q701938707.57.5
BT30QTC820Q9531549512.512.5
BT40QTC312Q651938657.57.5
BT40QTC820Q9331539312.512.5
BT40QTC1433Q16648781662222
BT50QTC312Q10019381007.57.5
BT50QTC820Q100315310012.512.5
BT50QTC1433Q14248781422222

Runout Adjustable Flange Adapter — 12 article numbers

Article no.DD1D2LGG1
BT30QMOD060Q05060304450M5M8x1
BT30QMOD070Q05070355350M6M8x1
BT40QMOD060Q05060304450M5M8x1
BT40QMOD070Q05070355350M6M8x1
BT40QMOD080Q05080406350M6M8x1
BT40QMOD100Q070100507970M8M10x1
BT50QMOD060Q07060304470M5M8x1
BT50QMOD070Q07070355370M6M8x1
BT50QMOD080Q07080406370M6M8x1
BT50QMOD100Q070100507970M8M10x1
BT50QMOD117Q080117609680M8M10x1
BT50QMOD140Q0801408011980M10M10x1

Flange Tool Holder Adapter Sleeve — 3 article numbers

Article no.DHSK-Cd1L1L2
MOD070QHSK40CQ307040453015
MOD100QHSK63CQ4310063704322
MOD140QHSK100CQ701401001107042

Screw-in Milling Cutter Holder — 36 article numbers

Catalogue page 31 prints the End Mill Holder column header over this table (d / D / L / M / Screw Quantity / D). The correct symbols are M / d1 / d2 / A / L / D — verified against the dimension drawing, against page 32 which prints the same product correctly, and against the thread size and A length encoded in the article number.

Article no.Md1d2ALD
BT50QSOM12Q88 L=501212.521885024
BT50QSOM12Q138 L=1001212.52113810033
BT50QSOM12Q188 L=1501212.52118815040
BT50QSOM16Q88 L=50161729885034
BT50QSOM16Q138 L=10016172913810036
BT50QSOM16Q188 L=15016172918815042.5
BT40QSOM08Q52 L=2588.514.5522515
BT40QSOM08Q77 L=5088.514.5775023
BT40QSOM08Q102 L=7588.514.51027523
BT40QSOM08Q127 L=10088.514.512710025
BT40QSOM10Q32 L=51010.51832518
BT40QSOM10Q52 L=251010.518522520
BT40QSOM10Q77 L=501010.518775023
BT40QSOM10Q102 L=751010.5181027528
BT40QSOM10Q127 L=1001010.51812710032
BT40QSOM10Q177 L=1501010.51817715036.5
BT40QSOM12Q32 L=51212.52132521
BT40QSOM12Q52 L=251212.521522524
BT40QSOM12Q77 L=501212.521775024
BT40QSOM12Q102 L=751212.5211027531
BT40QSOM12Q127 L=1001212.52112710031
BT40QSOM12Q152 L=1251212.52115212536
BT40QSOM12Q177 L=1501212.52117715038
BT40QSOM16Q32 L=516172932529
BT40QSOM16Q52 L=25161729522529
BT40QSOM16Q77 L=50161729775034
BT40QSOM16Q102 L=751617291027534
BT40QSOM16Q127 L=10016172912710036
BT40QSOM16Q152 L=12516172915212540
BT40QSOM16Q177 L=15016172917715042.5
BT50QSOM08Q88 L=5088.514.5885023
BT50QSOM08Q138 L=10088.514.513810025
BT50QSOM08Q188 L=15088.514.518815030
BT50QSOM10Q88 L=501010.518885023
BT50QSOM10Q138 L=1001010.51813810032
BT50QSOM10Q188 L=1501010.51818815036.5

Screw-in Milling Cutter Holder — 17 article numbers

Catalogue page 31 prints the End Mill Holder column header over this table (d / D / L / M / Screw Quantity / D). The correct symbols are M / d1 / d2 / A / L / D — verified against the dimension drawing, against page 32 which prints the same product correctly, and against the thread size and A length encoded in the article number.

Article no.Md1d2AL
BT40QM10Q102 L=751010.51810275
BT40QM10Q127 L=1001010.518127100
BT40QM10Q177 L=1501010.518177150
BT40QM12Q102 L=751212.52110275
BT40QM12Q127 L=1001212.521127100
BT40QM12Q152 L=1251212.521152125
BT40QM12Q177 L=1501212.521177150
BT40QM16Q102 L=7516172910275
BT40QM16Q127 L=100161729127100
BT40QM16Q152 L=125161729152125
BT40QM16Q177 L=150161729177150
BT50QM10Q138 L=1001010.518138100
BT50QM10Q188 L=1501010.518188150
BT50QM12Q138 L=1001212.521138100
BT50QM12Q188 L=1501212.521188150
BT50QM16Q138 L=100161729138100
BT50QM16Q188 L=150161729188150

Tool Holder Adapter Sleeve (BT in BT) — 4 article numbers

Article no.DL
BT40QBT30Q606360
BT40QBT40Q10063100
BT50QBT40Q707070
BT50QBT50Q12097120

Tool Holder Adapter Sleeve (HSK-C in BT) — 12 article numbers

The catalogue prints this table’s first column header as MT.NO., carried over from the table above it. Its values are the HSK-C size and match the article number, so the column is shown here as HSK-C.

Article no.HSK-CDL
BT30QHSK32CQ40323740
BT30QHSK40CQ40404540
BT40QHSK32CQ40323740
BT40QHSK40CQ40404540
BT40QHSK50CQ50505550
BT40QHSK63CQ70637070
BT50QHSK32CQ50323750
BT50QHSK40CQ50404550
BT50QHSK50CQ60505560
BT50QHSK63CQ60637060
BT50QHSK80CQ60808760
BT50QHSK100CQ9010011090

UM Adjustable Tool Holder — 15 article numbers

The catalogue prints this table’s last column as M, but its value is the length that appears in the article number, and the column printed L is a shorter dimension. Values are shown exactly as printed rather than relabelled; confirm the symbol assignment in writing at RFQ.

Article no.dDLM
BT30QUM12Q65122844.565
BT30QUM16Q7516324875
BT30QUM20Q8520405385
BT30QUM25Q9525486395
BT30QUM32Q100325263100
BT40QUM12Q70122844.570
BT40QUM16Q7016324870
BT40QUM20Q8020405380
BT40QUM25Q100254863100
BT40QUM32Q9532526395
BT50QUM12Q80122844.580
BT50QUM16Q8516324885
BT50QUM20Q9020405390
BT50QUM25Q105254863105
BT50QUM32Q105325263105

Source: Mongtec BT·BBT Tooling System catalogue, Ver 2026.

Check pull-stud thread and spindle standard before ordering. BT holders are supplied without pull studs, and the thread (M12, M16, M24) and stud form vary by machine builder and by region. Send Mongtec the machine make, model and the pull-stud drawing with the RFQ.

Frequently asked

MTA (tang) or MTB (drawbar)?

Drawbar wherever the machine supports it. A tang drive relies on the slot in the spindle and can let the taper creep under a hard-pulling drill; a drawbar pulls the taper positively into the socket.

Do I still need a tapping chuck if my machine has rigid tapping?

Usually not for through-holes in stable material, which is what rigid tapping is for. A compensating chuck still earns its place on blind holes, on small taps, and on any machine whose spindle-to-feed synchronisation you do not fully trust.

Are the boring bar blanks hardened?

They are supplied as blanks for the shop to finish. Confirm the material and heat-treat condition with Mongtec at RFQ before planning a grinding operation on one.

Why do some tables label a column that does not match the drawing?

The catalogue prints a few column symbols inconsistently between tables. Where that happens the note under the table says so, and the value is shown exactly as the catalogue prints it rather than silently relabelled. Confirm the symbol assignment in writing at RFQ.

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