Every month, Production Machining puts together a Technology Showcase, highlighting some of the product information that PM receives from supplier companies. For November, we focused on workholding.
Precision manufacturing would not be precise without workholding to hold the parts in a fixed position because how a part is held is often as important as how it is cut. Holding the workpiece precisely is an integral aspect of the machining process – delivering accuracy and production capabilities as well as saving setup time with faster changeovers.
In this technology review, we’re looking at a connectable workpiece positioning system for manual and electric zero-point clamping; a universally applicable, wedge-style power chuck; a zero-point workholding system engineered to maximize holding power for three-, four- and five-axis machining centers; and more.
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Read PM’s October’s Technology Review.
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