“As advancements in machine tools and tooling continue
to impress in terms of machine horse power and spindle speeds…the workholding needs to keep pace.”
Workholding must be able to hold parts more securely and with better consistency.
Jones said manufacturers and their workholding suppliers should “work closely from the very fi rst stages of a project. Sharing detail and expectations is the key to a quality fi nal workpiece.” Emuge’s product line includes System SG and System SZ.
Jaws, Rotary Tables Rohm Products of America (Suwanee, GA) said it devel- oped the RZM centric clamping system to deal with fi ve-axis machines. RZM has a “variety of jaw styles” for different applications and to speed changeovers, the company said in a statement. “Flat jaws are suited for a range of simple parts, while claw and serrated jaws provide added grip.” ExSys Tool Inc. said smaller rotary tables also help workholding. “When it comes to rotary tables, smaller, in
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most instances, is better,” according to a statement. “Truly compact rotary table systems preserve valuable work enve- lope space.”
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SMW Autoblok’s IEP-D Indexing Chuck, which the company says is good for “clamping thin-walled parts.”
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BIG Kaiser Precision Tooling Inc. 888-866-5776 /
us.bigkaiser.com
Emuge Corp. 800-323-3013 /
emuge.co
ExSys Tool Inc. 800-397-9748 /
www.exsys-tool.com/en Hainbuch America
414-358-9550 /
hainbuchamerica.com Kurt Manufacturing
763-574-8309 /
kurtworkholding.com
Raptor Workholding Products 818-841-1785
Rohm Products of America 770-963-8440 /
rohm-products.com SMW Autoblok Corp.
847-215-0591 /
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