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The Significance of Workholding
13 juin 2016
Workholding in machining involves securing parts for precise fabrication using tools like vises and attachment methods. It enhances efficiency, accuracy, and throughput by reducing setup times and enabling quick part changes.
Finding the Right Fit
30 janvier 2016
The strength of the system, the repeatability and time savings has allowed to see great process improvements and make jobs seamless for operators.
Jergens Adds Ok Vise Low-Profile Clamping Systems to its Range of Workholding Solutions
11 novembre 2015
Jergens, Inc. expands its workholding solutions with the addition of OK-VISE clamping systems, featuring a unique wedge-operated low-profile clamp with uniform pressure via a single hex screw. The partnership with OK-VISE, a well-respected international brand known for its workholding innovations, offers a complete line of flexible fixturing components and various jaw styles to meet custom workholding needs.
Jergens, Inc. Appoints Steve Schmidtke as the Group Manager for the Workholding Solutions Group
30 octobre 2015
Cleveland's Jergens, Inc. has appointed Steve Schmidtke as the Group Manager for their Workholding Solutions Group. With a background in sales and operations, he brings valuable experience to drive growth initiatives. Jergens, founded in 1942, focuses on enhancing manufacturing efficiency and offers a range of products and solutions.
Jergens Announces Two New Universal Multi-Axis Rotary Adapters
16 novembre 2014
Jergens Inc. introduces their universal Multi-Axis Rotary Adapters, including the 5-Axis Vise system and the Jergens Zero Point System (ZPS), offering versatile workholding solutions for 3, 4, and 5 axis applications. These innovative adapters, with quick-change capabilities and precise repeatability, enable easy mounting of various components, optimizing setup time and ensuring tolerance and repeatability in manufacturing processes.
Trends in Multi-Axis Workholding and Quick-Change Fixturing
12 octobre 2014
Long term industry trends to lean manufacturing, shorter lead times, smaller batch sizes and more setups have led to the growing use of 5 axis and multi-axis machines and accessories to eliminate multiple operations.
