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Vise Jaws with Serrated Teeth replace parallels and step jaws.

2013-11-19 14:33:05| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Featuring 4100 series heat treated steel construction with PVD Sigma Gold No. 44 coating, DJ6 machine vise jaws with teeth measure 5 x .73 x 1.73 in. and are compatible with all standard 6 in. machine vises. Jaws are precision ground and hardened, and serrated teeth bite into stock for maximum hold. Other features include 45° degree dovetail angle and .100 in. step.<br /> <br /> This story is related to the following:Vise Jaws

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Vise Jaws provide unbreakable grip on just 3.5 mm of material.

2013-08-22 14:29:34| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Available in widths up to 8 in., SinterGrip Vise Jaws can clamp on as little as 2 mm of surface, enabling aggressive 5-axis machining of high-value medical and aerospace parts in single setup. Jaws use serrated, carbide inserts to penetrate workpiece edge to minimal, controlled depth and exert push-down force on part. Thin parts can be machined without deformation by clamping them at 6,600 lb force to achieve penetration, then lowering force to 2,200 lb with no loss of gripping power. This story is related to the following:Vise Jaws

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Self-Centering Vise allows 5-sided machining with one setup.

2013-05-22 14:27:56| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

With adjustable center jaws, Allmatic CENTRO Gripp Vise allows workpiece to be held during complete machining process. Fully enclosed high-pressure spindle creates clamping force up to 8,992 lb and requires minimal maintenance. Jaw width is 5 in. with clamping ranges from 0.394&ndash;11.811 in. Made of cast iron GGG-60, vise includes precision aligning slots and positioning hole on bottom, as well as pre-machined holes in shoulders for mounting to table. Large lateral outlets facilitate chip removal. This story is related to the following:Multiple Clamping Vises |

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