Workholding
Dillon Manufacturing Promotes Comprehensive Chucks and Jaws
Dillon Manufacturing’s line of application chucks includes a wide variety of solutions for many workholding challenges.
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Emuge Micro End Mills and Chucks Tackle High-Precision Tasks
Emuge’s Micro End Mills and Chucks improve milling performance and tool life for high-precision machining applications.
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Big Kaiser Raising Funds for NRL Through December
Big Kaiser plans to donate 2% of NTMA member orders to the National Robotics League from November 1 to December 31.
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Machining a Complex Part in a One-Man Shop
Feature recognition and efficient workholding let this shop cost-effectively produce an intricate part that was bigger than the machine tool's travels.
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Röhm Duro-A Power Chuck Handles Heavier Parts
Röhm’s Duro A power chuck maintains a constant clamping force for more than 500,000 cycles, ensuring reliable component clamping.
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Jergens Pyramid Risers Provide New Angle for CNC Machining
Jergens’ pyramid risers feature a 30-degree mounting surface to ensure clearance for spindle and cutting tool paths, enabling more machining per setup.
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SMW Autoblok’s Stationary Workholding Devices Save Time, Money
Many of SMW Autoblok’s stationary workholding products are Proofline sealed, protected against corrosion, and feature a built-in air cleaning function.
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Hainbuch Two-Jaw Module Clamps Cubic Parts
Hainbuch’s modular workholding system now includes a two-jaw module that can clamp cubic parts positioned centrically on machining centers and milling machines.
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New VP of Sales, Marketing Joins Speedgrip Chuck Company
Doug Brannies has been a part of the machining industry for almost 20 years and holds a CMTSE designation from the Association for Manufacturing Technology.
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Workholding Considerations for Five-Axis Machining
Five-axis workholding isn’t just about applying technology; it’s also about applying a different mindset.
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