The self-centering twin jaw with aluminum chuck is a high-precision clamping tool, designed to guarantee stability and perfect centering of parts during machining processes.
This clamp is characterized by its self-centering capacity, which means that, when adjusted, the jaws automatically align in the center, ensuring a symmetrical and balanced clamping.
The jaw body, as well as the jaws, are manufactured from F155 case-hardened steel, providing exceptional durability and strength, even in demanding industrial environments.
The straight jaws tempered to HRC hardness ensure a firm grip on the piece, minimizing the risk of slipping or movement during work.
In addition, the spindle has a fixed position, which facilitates more comfortable and safer handling, keeping the total length of the jaw constant when opening it.
This design allows the clamp to be used with flanges or zero point systems, depending on the customer's specific needs, although flanges are not included in the standard supply.

Recommendations for use:
Make sure the jaw is properly aligned on the machine before starting work.
Tighten the jaws firmly, but do not exceed the recommended torque, to avoid damaging the workpieces.
Always use the appropriate jaws for the type of piece you are working on, ensuring a secure grip without deformation.
To clamp irregularly shaped parts, consider using adapters that better fit the geometry of the part.
If the zero point system is used, ensure it is properly calibrated to avoid misalignment.

Maintenance recommendations:
Lubricate the spindle and moving parts of the jaw regularly to ensure smooth operation and prolong their life.
Clean the jaws and body of the jaw after each use to prevent buildup of debris that may affect its accuracy.
Periodically inspect the jaw for any signs of wear or damage, and make any necessary repairs immediately to keep the tool in optimal condition.