productThe Torok manual actuation chuck from Hainbuch has now been developed to primarily be used on machine tools that operate without a clamping cylinder. The Torok accepts a multitude of Hainbuch adaptations such as mandrels, jaw modules, centre plates and face drivers to make it the base unit for a complete workholding system.
productAt MACH 2016, Hainbuch will be introducing a plethora of new products from its wide range of workholding and automation solutions.
productTo increase productivity, Hainbuch has conceptually moved its strategy away from ‘individual’ clamping devices, opting for a user-friendly modular set-up system that enables fast and accurate change-overs in minimal time and at minimal expense.
productYear-on-year growth at Hainbuch UK has seen the workholding specialist move its UK operation to a new purpose built office in Cannock, Staffordshire.
productHainbuch’s 2016/17 workholding and clamping catalogue has almost 500 pages of clamping technology and peripheral equipment that has been designed to reduce set-up times, improve clamping processes, precision and repeatability whilst delivering high levels of quality.
productHainbuch has published the 2016/17 edition of its workholding and clamping catalogue. The latest edition has almost 500 pages of clamping technology and peripheral equipment that has been designed to reduce set-up times, improve clamping processes, precision and repeatability whilst delivering high quality levels.
productTo complement the existing range of modular work holding chucks, Hainbuch UK has introduced the Magnet Module, developed for the processing of complicated components or thin walled parts.
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