Machining Kits and Bushing Plugs for Ball Lock Mounting System
Jergens’s fixture plate machining kits and receiver bushing plugs for its line of Ball Lock quick-change mounting systems consist of one fixture plate, four extra-long shanks and four spacers that provide clearance between the fixture plate and subplate below.
Jergens’ fixture plate machining kits and receiver bushing plugs for its line of Ball Lock quick-change mounting systems consist of one fixture plate, four extra-long shanks and four spacers that provide clearance between the fixture plate and subplate below. This open space allows cutting tools to break through the fixture plate without damaging the subplate, making it possible to machine fixture plates while mounted to the same subplates they will be used with during production.
The company’s plugs prevent chips and coolant from accumulating inside receiver bushings that are not in use (during certain operations). This saves time by eliminating the need to clean out receiver bushings between setups. The receiver plugs are blue anodized aluminum, a said to be durable construction for better resistance to hot chips when compared with plastic plugs. The flush mount design does not protrude above the subplate surface; this is said to make it easy to clean off and ensure no interference in machining. These plugs are available in standard sizes to accommodate different hole openings and come with an O-ring and tapped hole.
