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1/8" (3 mm) of material height to hold the part. The dovetail feature simplifi es workpiece material preparation so that no machined jaws are necessary. Also exhibited will be an expanded small machine table workholding lineup ranging in size from a 5.0" (127-mm) length up to a 15.5" (394-mm) length vise. Models are available in single-station, double- station, and self-centering styles. Manual and hydraulic op- tions are available. Also featured will be the comprehensive small machine table lineup of 20 options for machine tables measuring 16" (406 mm) and under in the Y dimension. Kurt Manufacturing Co. Ph: 763-574-8309 Web site:
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Low-Profi le Tiny Vise Edge Clamp The new, low-profi le Tiny Vise Edge Clamp is ideal for thin workpieces, and whenever down-thrust action is not required. These mini-edge clamps securely grip the side of a workpiece to keep the top clear for machining. Made in the USA, the clamp’s patented design features a slotted counter- sink to provide strong, reliable clamping force with the easy turn of a hex wrench. These compact clamps are ideal for
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EWD EVO is a digital boring head, which when synched with the new Big Kaiser smartphone and tablet app, enhances user friendliness for operators assembling and running Big Kaiser boring tools. Operators will be able to read the cutting diameter change, helping them determine optimal cutting parameters from their tool assemblies. The app will also log historical adjustments for all tools ever synched with it, a critical piece of information for shops joining the smart manufacturing movement. The Smart Damper boring bar features three modular insert holders, optimized for ID turning with common
inserts. The HSK-E25 lineup of toolholders is also expanding to now include BIG Daishowa’s high precision, low runout hydraulic chucks. Available in Ø3, Ø4 and Ø6-mm clamp- ing diameters, with 1-μm runout at the nose, these holders are well suited for precision fi nish milling work on ultra-high speed spindles on machines with small work envelopes. Big Kaiser Precision Tooling Ph: 224-770-2999 Web site:
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