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Clamping Pins for Flexible Mounting
Designed to compensate for misalignment—perfect for irregular setups.
Clamping pins designed for flexible mounting offer adaptable ways to fasten pins to a workpiece, accommodating setups that standard pins can’t. These pins feature a through-hole design for mounting with a separate screw, which allows slight adjustment to correct for any minor thread misalignment during installation. Certain low-profile models require as little as 3.5 mm of material thickness to mount, enabling even thin plates or sheet-metal parts to utilize zero-point clamping. By providing alternative attachment methods (such as top-side bolting or shallow mounting), flexible-mount pins let you integrate the SCHUNK quick-change system into challenging or custom applications while still ensuring a secure, precise hold and repeatable positioning in every use.
Clamping Pins for Flexible Mounting
Technical Specifications
| Product ID | 3D CAD | |
|---|---|---|
| SBA-B 40 | ||
| SBB-B 40 | ||
| SBC-B 40 | ||
| PDSC M16-60 | ||
| PDSC M16-62 | ||
| PDSC M16-65 | ||
| PDSC M16-70 |
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Each model below is routed to the best next step based on availability.
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
Based on 250 working days/yr. Multi-part fixturing reduces changeover frequency so your spindle spends more time cutting.
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