Technical Document "Clamp System Setup"
Introducing the steps to build a work crank system matched to production jigs.
The "Clamp System Setup" introduces four steps to build a work clamp system that matches the production jig. Additionally, it includes the layout of the swing cylinder and work support that achieves savings in machining setup time and improves product quality, as well as information on "support force," "clamping force," "clamping points," and the "requirements for the hydraulic circuit" to ensure the proper operation of the swing cylinder and work support. [Contents] ■ Main Steps of Clamp System Setup ■ Layout of Swing Cylinder and Work Support ■ Support Force and Clamping Force ■ Clamping Points ■ Requirements for Hydraulic Circuit, etc. For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Overview】 [Clamp System Setup] ■STEP 1: Select the appropriate cylinder based on the shape and size of the workpiece related to machining. ■STEP 2: Choose the cylinder's thrust, stroke, and whether it is single-acting or double-acting. ■STEP 3: Select a hydraulic pump from a wide range of products according to the application. ■STEP 4: Choose pipes, fittings, hoses, pressure gauges, and other accessories. [Arrangement of Swing Cylinder and Work Support] ■Achieve savings in machining setup time and improvements in product quality. [Support Force] ■Determine the required clamping force. ・Decide the size of the work support that will support that force. [Clamping Force] ■Select the proper combination of swing clamp and work support. [Clamping Points] ■Points that reproduce optimal clamping and product quality. ■Points for achieving reliability and safe functionality. [Hydraulic Circuit Requirements] ■Examples of hydraulic operating circuits, etc. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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