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  • Couverture MMS

    Get That PART off the TABLE

    30 mai 2011

    Modern Machine Shop reviews the Jergens 5-Axis Vise, a highly effective modular workholding system with plates, risers, and clamping elements that address the challenges of 5-axis fixturing, providing secure and unobstructed machining surfaces while allowing for quick setup changes.

  • Le groupe Jergens Workholding Solutions présente un nouveau système de serrage rapide à 5 axes

    Jergens Workholding Solutions Group Introduces New 5-Axis Quick-Change Workholding System

    4 mai 2011

    Jergens, Inc., a leader in quick change fixturing, introduces a 5-Axis Vise Quick Change System for efficient workholding on multi-axis machines, enhancing access and accuracy. The modular system streamlines part setup, boosts productivity, and offers rapid change capabilities, enabling manufacturers to optimize their machining operations.

  • Couverture MMS 2

    Quick-Change Fixturing Locks in Time Cost Savings

    30 janvier 2011

    Even if no specific pre-machining bottlenecks can be identified, time spent performing multiple setups on multiple workstations can compound quickly and adversely affect the bottom line.

  • Le système de changement rapide à cinq axes permet d'élever le niveau de travail

    Five-Axis Quick Change System Elevates the Work

    29 novembre 2010

    Five-axis machining centers are costly compared to three-axis machines. Efficient setup, including quick-change systems like Jergens Inc.'s "Ball-Lock," is crucial for maximizing their value. Jergens' new 5-Axis Workholding System aims to provide unobstructed access for effective five-axis machining.

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    Workholding Equipment: Securing the Right Grip

    30 octobre 2010

    Rachita Jha delves into the evolving landscape of workholding tools, driven by the surge in CNC machine utilization and advancements in tooling systems

  • CNC West Couverture 2

    Myths About-5-Axis Workholding What You Need to Know

    29 septembre 2010

    The IMTS show in Chicago highlighted the swift shift towards 5 Axis machining becoming the standard, not the exception. Walking through the show felt like being a kid in a candy store, with numerous CNC machine tool options that seamlessly blend smooth motion, rigidity, speed, and precision, catering to various budgets and even offering third-party options for upgrading 3-axis machines.