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5th Axis Low Profile Bases for Modular CNC Fixtures

5th Axis Low Profile Bases

Quality is built on a precision foundation

5th Axis low-profile RockLock bases provide a compact mounting platform that offers quick-change capabilities, is precision-ground, and is designed to minimize Z-height while maximizing work envelope. These bases are an ideal foundation for a 3-, 4-, or 5-axis CNC workholding setup while maintaining rock-solid rigidity.

Key Features
Minimal Z-height Maximizes your machine's usable vertical space and part clearance by minimizing height
Rigid & Repeatable Precision-ground surfaces ensure solid and consistent setups with <0.0003" repeatability on changeovers
Modular & Versatile Compatible with all 5th Axis vises, risers, and RockLock quick-change systems
Vibration-Free Clamping Experience Vibration-free hold during clamping
Easy Integration Available with industry-standard 52 mm and 96 mm mounting patterns for cross-compatibility
5th Axis Low Profile Bases

Technical Specifications

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Product ID3D CADShapeMaterialLength MmWidth MmHeight MmMounting PatternMounting Hardware
RL52A-44RectangularAluminum103.5103.52552 mm4x M10 at 90º on 116.00 mm PCD
RL52S-44RectangularSteel103.5103.52552 mm4x M10 at 90º on 116.00 mm PCD
RL52A-4560RectangularAluminum1221002552 mm4x M10 at 60º on 112.00 mm PCD
RL52S-4560RectangularSteel1221002552 mm4x M10 at 60º on 112.00 mm PCD
RL52S-4RoundedSteel116 dia1002552 mmDrill-Your-Own
RL52A-4-12RoundedAluminum116 dia1002552 mm2x M12 at 180º on 75.00 mm PCD
RL52A-4-96RoundedAluminum116 dia1002552 mm2x M10 at 180º on 96.00 mm PCD
RL52S-4-96RoundedSteel116 dia1002552 mm2x M10 at 180º on 96.00 mm PCD
RL96A-56RectangularAluminum1581263096 mm2x M12 at 100mm - 101.6 mm
RL96S-56RectangularSteel1581263096 mm2x M12 at 100mm - 101.6 mm
RL96A-6760RectangularAluminum1741583096 mm4x M12 at 60º on 170.0 mm PCD
RL96S-6760RectangularSteel1741583096 mm4x M12 at 60º on 170.0 mm PCD
RL96A-6790RectangularAluminum1561583096 mm4x M10 at 90º on 184.5 mm PCD
RL96S-6790RectangularSteel1561583096 mm4x M10 at 90º on 184.5 mm PCD
RL96A-67RectangularAluminum1581763096 mm4x 1/2" SB at 150 mm x 100 mm
RL96S-67RectangularSteel1581763096 mm4x 1/2" SB at 150 mm x 100 mm
RL96S-67MRectangularSteel1581763096 mm4x M12 SB at 150 mm x 100 mm
RL96A-60100RectangularAluminum1581503096 mm4x M10 at 90º on 100 mm PCD
RL96S-60100RectangularSteel1581503096 mm4x M10 at 90º on 100 mm PCD
RL96A-66RectangularAluminum1581503096 mmDrill-Your-Own
RL96S-66RectangularSteel1581503096 mmDrill-Your-Own
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Setup Time Calculator

How Much Is Setup Time Costing You?

Every changeover means idle spindle time. Multi-part fixturing slashes setup frequency — so your machines spend more hours cutting and less time waiting.

Your Machines
$
The Setup Problem
min
%
Annual Cost of Fixture Changeovers
1,500 hrs
Spindle Hours Lost to Setup / Year
$263K
Annual Lost Production Value
$131K
Recoverable with Workholding
See Full ROI Breakdown

Based on 250 working days/yr. Multi-part fixturing reduces changeover frequency so your spindle spends more time cutting.

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