23-Piece ER40 Set
Provides 23 ER40 collets while avoiding an unverified claim about the exact included nominal-size assortment.


Royce Ayr ER40-23KIT is a 23-piece precision ER40 collet set for compatible CNC-router toolholding systems. Royce states its collets conform to DIN 6388 and should be snapped into the nut before the nut is threaded onto the tool holder.
23 ER40 precision collets for compatible ER40 toolholders and collet nuts; exact included nominal-size assortment is intentionally left unspecified unless verified.
Compatible ER40 toolholders and collet nuts. Verify the holder/nut family and nominal tool-shank size before installation.
The Royce Ayr ER40-23KIT is a precision ER40 collet set containing 23 collets for CNC-router toolholding and compatible ER40 clamping systems.
Royce identifies ER collets as DIN 6388-conforming tooling and instructs users to snap the collet into the nut before threading the nut onto the holder. ER40 family identification geometry is 46 mm overall length and 41 mm outside diameter per individual collet.
The verified source does not state the exact 23-piece assortment. This page therefore does not claim a metric or inch size range that has not been confirmed.
Technical Specifications
Provides 23 ER40 collets while avoiding an unverified claim about the exact included nominal-size assortment.
Royce identifies its ER collets as DIN 6388-conforming; ER40 family geometry is 46 mm OAL by 41 mm OD.
Royce specifies snapping the collet into the nut before threading the nut onto the tool holder.
Use only with compatible ER40 toolholders and ER40 collet nuts. Confirm each selected collet matches the tool-shank diameter. Keep the collet, nut and holder taper clean, and snap the collet into the nut before threading the nut onto the holder. Do not assume the kit contains any specific size until the physical set or packaging is verified.
Royce Ayr ER40-23KIT provides a 23-piece ER40 precision-collet package for compatible CNC-router toolholding systems.
Correct holder-family matching, clean seating, proper nut assembly and appropriate tightening are essential to concentric clamping and reliable CNC-router tool retention.