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Ball Element Pivot Clamping Assembly for CNC Fixturing

Ball Element Pivot Clamping Assembly

Quality is built on a precision foundation

Key Features
Different configurations accommodate use for vertical or horizontal clamping
Position retaining screws prevents back-off
Black oxide finish provides corrosion resistance and extended life
Built-in ball element units are ideal for smaller spaces due to their compact height
Swiveling ball element contact pads allow for less internal stresses for bent or angled parts that require clamping for machining; ball elements swivel up to 6º
Long life is provided by Viton O-Ring protection, preventing penetration of chips and coolant within the ball element system
Smooth or serrated ball element contact pads available to meet different requirements
Accommodates ½"-13 or ⅝"-11 grid systems

Note: Custom sizes available upon request.

Ball Element Pivot Clamping Assembly

Technical Specifications

Ball Element Pivot Clamping Assembly Drawing
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Product ID3D CADStyleøBall (in)øBall Face (in)Serration Height (in)Swivel (degree)System (UNC)
AMF-87587Smooth0.4720.39-½"-13
AMF-87588Serrated0.4720.430.03½"-13
AMF-87552Smooth0.4720.39-⅝"-11
AMF-87553Serrated0.4720.430.03⅝"-11
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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.

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The Setup Problem
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Annual Cost of Fixture Changeovers
1,500 hrs
Spindle Hours Lost to Setup / Year
$263K
Annual Lost Production Value
$131K
Recoverable with Workholding
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Based on 250 working days/yr. Multi-part fixturing reduces changeover frequency so your spindle spends more time cutting.

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