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The 5-axis vise from LANG Technik is characterized by its compact design and high holding forces. Its strengths come into full effect especially in the 5-axis machining of raw material. The 5-axis vise made of case-hardened steel and its clamping jaws milled from solid material easily endure even the highest strains in machining production. With its form-fit clamping technology, it ensures maximum safety in the machining process.
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Spare Jaws
Spindle + Center Piece
Clamping Studs
Makro•Grip® Stamping Technology and Raw Part Clamping
The Makro•Grip® 5-Axis Vise and its unique benefits of the stamping technology has been considered „The Original“ and a benchmark in the 5-face machining of raw parts for years. Its compact design and high holding forces make the Makro•Grip® 5-Axis Vise the ideal clamping device for machining raw parts.
- Holding force Thanks to the form-fit clamping principle, highest holding forces can be achieved with Makro•Grip®, even at low clamping pressure.
- Process reliability Clamping with Makro•Grip® provides maximum process reliability and is easy on the workpiece to be processes at the same time.
- Accessibility The compact Makro•Grip® self-centering vises guarantee ideal accessibility in the 5-axis machining of raw parts.
Learn more about the benefits and functionality of our workholding solutions for raw part and second operation machining.
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Tungsten-Carbide-Coating
A special Tungsten-Carbide Coating can be applied on the plain clamping surfaces of the Mak-ro•Grip® jaws in order to double the friction force when clamping non-stamped parts, without leaving any traces on the workpiece.
Modified Clamping depth
Sometimes raw material has a certain radius, which makes it hard to clamp it on the 3 mm step of the Makro•Grip® jaws. This can be solved by lowering the clamping step so that the workpie-ce is held above the radius. On the one hand, this provides a resting surface for the workpice, on the other hand it ensures safe clamping.