High Pressure Vise
NCA
Jaw width: | 45 - 90 mm, 91 - 125 mm, 126 - 200 mm |
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Processing: | conventional processing |
Jaw configuration guarantees highest accuracy
Spindle can be removed in 10 s. to screw on the clamp centrally
Integrated step-bar quick-change system
€2,516.85*
% €2,796.50* (10% saved)Available, delivery time: 5-10 Werktage
- Sturdy base body made of ductile cast iron GJS-600
- Fine clamping force preselection
- Parallel bars that click into place
- Alignment possible via longitudinal and transverse grooves as well as via 0-point clamping systems
- Scope of delivery: incl. 4 clamping claws, hand crank
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FAQ
What does ALLMATIC - compatible mean?
All relevant dimensions and technical data are compatible with ALLMATIC types TC, LC and NC8.
This means that the vises can be interchanged and existing jaws can also be used.
What is the difference between the high pressure machine vice NCA and the Kesel CNC?
Both vises are absolutely equivalent in quality, each with their own special unique advantages. Our Kesel service team will be happy to show you which vise is the better solution for your application.
Does the NCA High Pressure Machine Vise have a force amplifier?
Yes, with the integrated mechanical force amplifier, a high clamping force can be achieved without any problems. Due to the fine force adjustment, this can be reproduced very well.
How is the clamping force adjusted on a high-pressure machine vise?
For the 90 mm size, the desired clamping force is adjusted manually with a sliding ring; for the 125 mm and 160 mm sizes, it is adjusted with a Allen key SW6 in the groove on the front side.
Do chips that fall into the High Pressure Machine Vise cause problems?
No, the chips can be flushed out of the NCA High Pressure Machine Vise through the large elongated holes on the side or on the face of the fixed jaw.
In addition, the spindle is protected against chips with highly effective seals.
What are the steel ball-bearings in the jaws used for?
These are spring-loaded pressure points. Our Kesel step ledges (support ledges) can be clicked into these.
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