Multiple clamping system 41510 series
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multiple clamping system
multiple clamping system
multiple clamping system
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Type
mechanical, manual
Applications
workpiece, machining
Other characteristics
adjustable, modular, multiple, steel, vertical, horizontal

Description

Multi-clamping system double-sided wedge clamps Fixed jaw ES Material: Clamping rail and fixed stop tool steel. Wedge clamp mild steel. Version: Clamping rail and fixed stop hardened and ground (HRC 55 ±2). Wedge clamp hardened and black oxidised. Note: The multi-clamping system can be fastened using various interfaces. 1. Lateral clamping edge for clamping claw set. Claw clamps can be fastened at any position. 2. Holes for DIN cap screws. 3. Ø25 mm locating holes for conventional zero-point clamping systems with 200 mm spacing. 4. Ø16 mm locating holes for zero-point clamping systems with 96 mm spacing. 5. Three 18H7 alignment slots for crosswise and lengthwise alignment on T- slot tables. 6. Ø12F7 and Ø16F7 reamed holes for 40 and 50 mm grid systems. Three different versions are available: - Multi-clamping system double-sided wedge clamp with OS fixed jaw / 41510. - Multi-clamping system double-sided wedge clamp with DS fixed jaw / 41510-10. - Multi-clamping system single-sided wedge clamp with OS fixed jaw / 41510-20. Application: A number of multi-clamping systems with different lengths can be mounted one behind the other or beside each other. The precision toothing enables highly precise positioning of the fixed jaws. Due to the lateral graduations on the clamping rails, each position of the fixed jaws can be documented and reset identically. Stops can be mounted in the tapped holes on the side. Turning the clamping screw moves the clamping segments outwards and press the workpieces against the fixed jaw.

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