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50 ft-lbs working torque at only 100 psi
Patent Pending
See the datasheet below for technical details.
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Vises that work with the standard actuator: Kurt D688, Kurt DX6, Kurt 3600V, Kurt 3610V & Kurt HD690
Vises that need an adapter: Orange 6” 3-axis vises, Kurt DX4, Kurt D40, Shars Tegara 690V, HWR SOLIDGripAG - 125mm & 5th-Axis V562.
Don’t see your vise listed? Call us and we would be happy to quote you an adapter.Orange Vise Adapter Kit
Includes:
•Includes adapter plate with Magnets, Socket Adapter, and Magnetic socket
•Quick tool-less installation and removal after initial adjustment
•Works on all 3-Axis Orange Vises including dual station vises
•Adds 1.700" of protrusion in the (Y-Axis) to the Actuator setup.
•+$195 optionNote: Some vises that require an adapter may need a riser plate because the adapter may stick out below the vise. Please verify the configuration before purchase and feel free to call with questions.
*Kurt, Orange, Shars, 5th-Axis and associated vise model names are registered trademarks of their respective companies. Lights Out Mfg is not affiliated with these companies in any way.
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•Rotation Speed: 30 RPM
•Clamping torque adjustable to 50 ft-lbs (see datasheet for details) •Infinite rotational travel •Optional IP67 position sensor for a closed loop workholding system
•Quick, tool-less installation and removal after initial adjustment (see video)
•Fits most manually operated 6" milling machine vises with 3/4" hex handle
•Does not un-clamp if power or air pressure is lost
•Fast shipping from stock for standard vise models
Description:
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Are you looking for answers to basic questions about pneumatic vises? See below or checkout a more complete list in our machine tending bible HERE
Common Questions
What is a pneumatic vice?
Also known as a CNC Pneumatic vise, an air vise, a Pneumatic CNC vise & sometimes an automated vise, A pneumatic vice is a clamping tool powered by compressed air, used to securely hold workpieces during various operations like machining. It offers quick, adjustable clamping force, making it ideal for tasks requiring precision and efficiency. Operated by a pneumatic cylinder, the force can be easily controlled, ensuring delicate workpieces aren't damaged. Commonly used in industrial settings, pneumatic vices enhance productivity, especially in repetitive tasks, and are safe for use in harsh environments.
What is a pneumatic vice used for?
A pneumatic vise is used in replacement of a manual vise but rather than having to tighten the vise by hand, the vise uses compressed air to open and close the vise. They are particularly useful when you need the vise to open and close quickly or when the vise needs to open automatically like when you need to load the vise with a robot. They also allow for easy adjustment of the clamping pressure of the vise, reduce setup time, and increase productivity.
What are the advantages of pneumatic vice?
Pneumatic vises have an advantage over manual vises through consistency, quick operation, easy adjustment, fast setup, and reduced risk of injury from manual operation. They remove the need for hand tools to operate them and can be used in conjunction with automation.
What is a machinist vise used for?
A machinist vise is used to hold a workpiece securely for machining operations, typically in a machine tool called a milling machine (or mill for short). These operations include but are not limited to milling, drilling, reaming, tapping, burnishing, etc. They are made to be very strong and to provide ample clearance to the workpiece.
