Radial (90°) driven tool holders turn the drive through a right angle so the cutter works on the outside diameter — cross holes, cross tapping, flats, slots and keyways. Mongtec Precision, a Taiwanese tooling brand headquartered in Taichung, Taiwan, supplies them to mount on Muratec turrets.
Engineered specifically for Muratec multitasking turning-milling centers, our 90-degree driven tools provide stable and reliable side-machining capabilities, effectively addressing complex requirements for both face and lateral operations. Through high-precision transmission and a high-rigidity structural design, it enables multi-angle milling and drilling within confined spaces, significantly enhancing machining flexibility and overall production line efficiency.
11 Muratec models. Where the turret interface is published it is shown; where it is blank the interface depends on the turret actually fitted and is confirmed at enquiry.
| Machine model | Turret interface (where published) | Turret |
|---|---|---|
| MD 60/120, MD 120 II | — | — |
| MD 100/200 | — | — |
| MT 12/200 | — | — |
| MT 20 | — | — |
| MT 25 | — | — |
| MT 1065EX (12-Station) | — | — |
| MT 100, 1051, 1065 (15-Station) | — | — |
| MT 300 | — | — |
| MW 40 | — | — |
| MW 400 (12-Station) | — | — |
| MSR 60 / MWR 120 | — | — |
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The machine model alone does not decide the holder. The same model can leave the factory with different turrets — station count, model suffix and key arrangement all change the mounting. Tell us the machine, the turret and the operation and we confirm the mounting before quoting.
Already using another brand? Send the drawing or the article number of the holder you run today and Mongtec will convert it to an equivalent Mongtec holder — same mounting, same reach, same output.
Mongtec publishes 90° radial driven tool holders for 11 Muratec machine models. On these machines the holder is used for cross holes, cross tapping, flats and keyways on the diameter. Article numbers are matched to the machine at RFQ — we confirm the turret interface from the builder’s drawing rather than assume it from the model name.
Muratec machine not on this list? Send the model and we confirm the interface →