Reduction of Setup Time High-precision exchange of clamping devices, fixtures and workpieces within seconds and repeatable within 0.005mm Modularity Enormous variety of combinable zero-point plates, expandable at any time Simplicity Mechanical clamping with a single lead screw or quick release handle Download Quick•Point® brochure

The UNI lock zero-point system is the classic stationary clamping system for converting workpieces, clamping devices or fixtures on 3-axis, 

Efficient and precise clamping with greater variability thanks to the innovative GARANT zero point clamping system. Up to 90% time saving due to lower set-up, 

The zero-point clamping system reduces errors during milling, rotating, wire or die eroding, flat or cylindrical grinding, drilling, lasering and measuring. The 

Mar 08,  · Jergens, Inc., one of the world’s largest manufacturers of standard tooling components, vises, and other workholding equipment, announces the addition of a Zero Point Clamping System to its already broad line of Quick Change fixturing solutions.

Zero-point-systems The efficient zero-point clamping system With technological superiority the zero-point system from AMF has virtually revolutionised the zero-point clamping technology market. The highly precise clamping modules with high draw-in, locking and holding forces ensure perfect clamping in the widest range of applications.

The ZeroClamp zero point clamping system is the modern alternative to the conventional T-slot table: Drastically reduces the setup times and increases your 

Whether subplate, fixture, vice or workpiece, this system allows an exchange with a defined reference point in a matter of seconds and repeat accuracy of 

An interesting emerging trend in the fixture market is the so-called. zero-point fixture system (Fig. 1.), i.e., a clamping system that can 

The zero-point clamping system is designed as quick-change system. The connecting elements and connecting rings in different designs are available from 

First, zero-point might be inexpensive compared to traditional fixtures, but it's not free. Figure on $3,000 or more for a starter kit that contains a handful of pull studs, a pair of chucks and a baseplate preplumbed for pneumatics. It's likely you'll need more than two chucks per machine, as well as extra pull studs, air lines and fittings.