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Clamping Pins with T-Nuts

Clamping Pins with T-Nuts

Bring quick-change compatability to your T-slot

Clamping pins with T-nuts enable quick-change clamping modules to be anchored directly onto traditional T-slot machine tables. Each pin includes an integrated T-nut that slides into a standard table groove, providing a firm, form-fit anchor point without the need for drilling new holes. This allows you to mount SCHUNK base plates or stacking modules onto a milling table with ease, bringing zero-point precision to legacy equipment. The result is a more flexible workholding setup–fixtures can be repositioned along the T-slots as needed while still maintaining accurate alignment and high repeatability in every changeover.

Clamping Pins with T-Nuts

Technical Specifications

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SBA-T40-14h6
SPC-T40-14h6
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SPC-T40-16h6
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SPC-T40-18h6
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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
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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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