components, medical devices, motor shafts and other small- diameter parts. Two models are available for processing either 6 or 12' (1.8, 3.6-m) bar stock. With an overall length of 11' (3.35 m) for the 6' bar model and 17' (5.18 m) for the 12' bar model, the Multi Mini Rhinobar’s compact size makes it suit- able for small or large shops. Lexair Inc.
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The widest range of workholding and positioning contact points available. Fairlane Products designs, manufactures and stocks a variety of inch and metric serrated, edge, single point and straight serration grippers, as well as Swivots®
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