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Hydraulic & Pneumatic Custom Fixtures

Hydraulic & Pneumatic Custom Fixtures

Minimize Downtime Between Machining Cycles

Hydraulic and pneumatic workholding fixtures use the power of fluid or air pressure to clamp parts swiftly and with unwavering force. By automating the clamping process, these custom fixtures minimize downtime between machining cycles and ensure every part is secured exactly the same way, every time. If you’re looking to speed up production and reduce manual labor, a hydraulic or pneumatic solution might be your best choice.

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Key Advantages

Faster Cycle Transitions

Simultaneously clamp or unclamp multiple parts at the push of a button, greatly reducing time between operations.

Consistent Force

Every clamp engages with the same precise force, improving part quality and eliminating variation caused by human tightening.

High Repeatability

Custom locators and hydraulic/pneumatic cylinders position your workpiece with excellent repeatability for consistent results on each cycle.

Improved Safety

Operators spend less time reaching into machines. Automated clamping removes manual steps, reducing the chance of error and lowering the risk of injury from hand clamping.

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