Products
Clamping Tools
Overview
The right setup rarely starts from zero.
Many workpieces can be derived from proven clamping principles. The categories show the key designs and lead to concrete variants as technical references.
- Hydraulic, pneumatic or mechanical actuation
- Centric clamping, pull-down, compensation and through-hole designs
- Multiple clamping and combined clamping principles
Hydraulic centering chucks
Self-centring chucks with integrated clamping cylinders for rotary indexing machines, transfer lines, machining centres and special-purpose machines, and for use as vices on conventional…
Three-jaw power chucks
Precision three-jaw power chucks GHPP / GHHPP This Microzent chuck with an integrated pneumatic cylinder has a clamping repeatability of 0.002 mm (2 µm).…
Sleeve expansion mandrels
Sleeve expansion mandrels must be designed individually for the requirements of each clamping task.
Sliding-jaw mandrels
Sliding-jaw mandrels, also known as segment expansion mandrels, are not standard catalogue products. They must be designed individually for the requirements of each clamping…
Swivel clamps
Swivel clamps are widely used. Asymmetric workpieces can be rigidly positioned or aligned using bores or pins. For symmetric workpieces with demanding accuracy requirements,…
Facing slides, double slides and facing heads
Facing heads are used for facing, grooving and external turning at medium to high speeds, from roughing to final machining of complex contours. They…
Collet stud chucks
Geiger + Haag collet stud chucks offer a more compact design than conventional three-jaw chucks. Their strong radial clamping action also has an axial…
Hydraulic chucks
In hydraulic clamping fixtures, hydraulic actuation of a cylinder produces the clamping movement. This can be applied to many clamping systems, including jaw chucks,…
Pneumatic chucks
Pneumatic clamping fixtures are actuated by an attached or integrated pneumatic cylinder.
Mechanical chucks
Mechanical clamping fixtures generate their clamping force through threads, toggle levers or eccentric cams. Their advantages are high clamping force and self-locking operation.
Chucks with through-hole
A through-hole in a clamping fixture serves several purposes:
Compensating chucks
In power-operated compensating chucks, the workpiece is usually located on a support and clamped by centrally compensating jaws. Compensation is provided by the radially…
Multiple clamping
Multiple-clamping fixtures can use any clamping principle. Depending on the requirements, individual elements are integrated directly into the base plate, or complete chucks are…
Combination of different clamping principles
Workpiece clamping requirements are often complex enough to require a combination of several clamping principles.
Accessories
With our own design and manufacturing capabilities, we are the right partner for clamping solutions. Drawing on decades of experience, we develop inventive solutions…
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