The 5-axis self-centering vice is a versatile, high-precision tool designed specifically to maximize efficiency in 5-axis machine automation.
With a compact design, this vice allows the safe and precise clamping of a wide variety of pieces, thanks to the flexibility of its jaw holders and jaws, which can adapt to various geometries.
Manufactured from F155 case-hardened steel, this jaw ensures exceptional durability and strength, maintaining precision over prolonged use.
The reversible chucks offer two different lashing positions, while the reversible chucks feature a flat side and a mordant side, providing additional versatility.
The trapezoidal threaded spindle ensures smooth and uniform movement, allowing quick and precise adjustments, essential in high-demand automated processes.

Recommendations for use:
Select the appropriate clamping position based on the type and geometry of the workpiece to ensure optimal grip.
Check that the trapezoidal threaded spindle is well lubricated to ensure smooth movement during adjustment.
Use the jaws on their flat side for delicate pieces that require uniform contact and on the biting side for pieces that need a more aggressive clamping.
Make sure the jaw is correctly aligned with the machine axis to avoid deviations in the final work.
When working with large parts, use the lowest clamping position possible to maximize stability.

Maintenance recommendations:
Clean the jaw regularly after each use to remove debris that may affect performance and accuracy.
Periodically inspect and lubricate the spindle and mating surfaces to prevent wear and ensure smooth movement.
Check the alignment and tightness of critical jaw components from time to time to maintain secure and effective lashing.