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Tecomet gets a hold on productivity

Founded in 1963, Tecomet is a market leading manufacturer of complex, high-precision products and services for the medical device, aerospace and defense sectors. So, when Tecomet needed a secure and flexible workholding solution for its machine shop, the company turned to Hainbuch and its Manok stationary clamping system.

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Pneumatic workpiece ejector

Hainbuch is offering users of its Mini Series, or the earlier Toplus or Spanntop chucks, an innovation that is said to save time and money. The company’s Vario Part and Vario Quick end-stop systems have now been joined by a third variant – Vario Flex.

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Further workpiece ejector added

Clamping specialist Hainbuch is offering users of its Mini Series, or the earlier Toplus or Spanntop chucks, an innovation that saves time and money. The Vario Part and Vario Quick end-stop systems in its portfolio are now joined by a third variant, the Vario Flex. 

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Workholding solutions on show

At Southern Manufacturing 2019 (5th to 7th February, Five, Farnborough), Hainbuch will be introducing a host of technologies. With flexibility, minimal interference contour and precision levels all being key factors for the modern workholding solution, Hainbuch will be demonstrating these attributes in its new range of TOPlus and SPANNTOP mini chucks.

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Saves time and money

Clamping specialist Hainbuch is now offering users of its Mini Series, or the earlier Toplus or Spanntop chucks, an innovation that saves time and money. The Vario Part and Vario Quick end-stop systems already in the product portfolio have now been joined by a third variant, the Vario Flex.

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Testing partners

The new mandrel Mando G211 for gear manufacturers from Hainbuch is said to be particularly suitable for gear hobbing, cutting and grinding and this has been demonstrated at Hänel. Now available as a standard mandrel from stock, this optimal solution for gear cutting has optimised the manufacturing process, reduced set-up times and improved gear quality. This is largely credit to the stable clamping features that dampens vibration.

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Magnetic clamping module

To complement its range of modular work holding chucks, Hainbuch has introduced a Magnet Module, developed for the processing of complicated components or thin walled parts.

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Reduced set-up times & improved tool performance

In keeping with its company slogan of ‘Small investment – big effect’, automation specialist Weiss GmbH brought eight machine tools ‘up to speed’ with the help of innovative clamping devices from Hainbuch. Headquartered in Buchen, Germany, Weiss GmbH is a specialist in the development and manufacture of high-precision rotary indexing tables and automation technology components.

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Stationary chuck

Those looking for a ‘complete’ workholding solution are invited to look at the Manok stationary chuck from Hainbuch at MACH 2018.

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Workholding systems on show

On Stand H19-120 at MACH 2018 (9th to 13th April, NEC, Birmingham),Hainbuch will be introducing a host of new technologies alongside established product lines . With flexibility, minimal interference contour and precision levels all being key factors for the modern workholding solution, Hainbuch will be demonstrating these attributes in its new range of TOPlus and SPANNTOP mini chucks.

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