Workholding
Understanding CNC Collet Chucks
Workholding for turning is usually fairly basic: The selection comes down to chucks or collets. This article looks at when to consider the collet chuck and what kind might be best for a given application.
Read MoreDillon Extruded Aluminum Full Grip Pie Jaws Eliminate Porosity
Dillon full grip jaws, machined from 6061 extruded aluminum for increased strength, are now available up to 28” in diameter.
Read MoreDillon Full Grip Pie Jaws Now Available in 28" Diameter
These jaws can be modified to heights of 10” and widths that extend beyond the chuck face diameter, thus increasing the chuck’s capacity.
Read MoreHigh Precision, Automated Clamping in Robotic Machining Cell
The motorized air vises provide consistent preset clamping force and programmability of the vise opening, if desired.
Read MoreDillon Manufacturing Large-Diameter Chuck Jaws Enable Fast Setups
Eastec 2019: Matching workholding to Dillon Manufacturing’s large-diameter (15" to 60") chucks is said to enable faster setups.
Read MoreRobotic Automation Compatible with Zero-Point Clamping System
Eastec 2019: The RoboTrex automation system is the first of Lang Technovation’s products to be compatible with both the 52- and 96-mm Quick-Point clamping systems.
Read MoreDiscovering the Benefits of Collet Chucks
For shops making all types of parts, collet chucks can provide faster change-over, an increased gripping range, high rigidity and reduced maintenance.
Read MoreDillon Jaws Hold Large Diameter Chucks
Dillon Manufacturing’s chuck jaws are designed for large diameter chucks.
Read MoreRöhm Duro-A RC Chuck Features Quick-Change Capability
PMTS 2019: Röhm’s range of rotating and prismatic workholding products are said to cater to precision parts manufacturers.
Read MoreMaster Magnetics Batons Pickup in Hard-to-Reach Areas
PMTS 2019: Magnetic retrieving batons from Master Magnetics Inc. remove fine metallic filings, turning or shavings created by cutting tools and machinery.
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