The Self-Centering Twin Jaw is a high-precision tool designed specifically for the simultaneous manufacturing of two pieces or multiple jobs, optimizing times and improving efficiency in machining processes.
This device is made of F155 case-hardening steel, a material known for its strength and durability, ensuring long life and consistent performance even under intense working conditions.
One of the most notable features of this vice is its spindle with a fixed position, which facilitates handling and operation by the user, by keeping the total length of the jaw constant when opened, avoiding additional adjustments.
In addition, its removable fixed part allows for the holding of large pieces, providing great versatility in use.
The integrated self-centering mechanism ensures that each clamp is made precisely on center, which is crucial for jobs that require millimeter accuracy.
The jaw jaws have a descending effect, which contributes to a better grip on the pieces, minimizing the risk of slipping during the machining process.

Recommendations for Use
Make sure the parts are correctly aligned before activating the self-centering mechanism.
Use jaws with downward effect to improve stability in pieces with complicated geometries.
Dismantle the fixed part when you need to work with large pieces.
Perform clamping tests on small parts before mass production to ensure accuracy.
Check jaw calibration periodically to ensure optimal performance.

Maintenance Recommendations
Regularly clean the jaw to avoid the accumulation of machining residues that could affect the performance of the self-centering mechanism.
Lubricate the spindle and jaw moving parts according to the manufacturer's directions to prevent wear and maintain smooth operation.
Periodically inspect the condition of the casehardening steel for signs of wear or fatigue, and make replacements if necessary to ensure continued durability and accuracy of the device.