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AUTOCLAWS PRECISION MACHINERY CO., LTD.
Product Description :
1. Suitable for round-bar shape objects to clamp before cutting process.
2.Using the advanced high-strength alloy steel, the key components have been treated with hardening which is strengthening the structure and enhancing the stability with accuracy and durability.
3.Large caliber design allowing the bar material go through, furthermore, it can be complemented to automatic processing eqipment for enhancing the machining efficiency.
4. The chucks complement the rotary hydraulic cylinder to provide a stable pressure for various chucking conditions.
5. Professional precision grinding makes it high-precision, precision repeat clamping accuracy, high clamping force.
TAIKI INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.
Product Description :
The aluminum round jaws(FW-A10050) are suitable for extra bigger outer dia. (thin pipe.).
This type of round jaws can cover the outer dia. of work piece enable to decrease deformation and increase the accuracy.
For example: Type of FW08 can hold parts with outer dia. of 200mm.
AUTOGRIP MACHINERY CO., LTD.
Product Description :
For stationary chuck, there are pull back, pull lock, thru-hole/non-thru-hole stationary chucks in the category.Multi-plate.4-plate(MP4)=>
For milling machine / machine center.
Allow simultaneous machining with up to 4 grippers.
(Order can be customized for 2,3,6 grippers).
Work with SP/SD/SU/SE vertical chuck.
Driven by Hydraulic or Pneumatic.
Individual circuit for each chuck.
Special design and reduce the height of working surface.
Lock valve unit (option).
Air tight detection function(option).
AUTOGRIP MACHINERY CO., LTD.
Product Description :
◎ Second Collet Changes Slash Setup Times.
◎ Industry-Leading Gripping Range.
◎ Ultra-Precision Accuracy.
◎ Parallel clamping over the entire clamping length
◎ Extreme Grip Force = Most Aggressive Chip Removal/Fastest Cycle Times.
◎ Maximum Rigidity Produces Superior Part Finishes.
◎ Best Tool Clearance - Critical For Live Tooling.
