Clamping Components

Clamping elements: mechanical clamping elements for direct clamping force and safe workpiece fixation. 

Calmps: ergonomic and powerful tensioners for securing parts to plates or frames. 

Clamping nuts: special nuts for high-quality fastening and quick clamping. 

Clamping washers : rings and ring elements for uniform force distribution when fixed. 

Clamping supports: tools for manually or mechanically clamping workpieces. 

Slotted systems: systems with T-slots or linear grooves for flexible positioning. 

Hole systems: patterns with holes and mounting options for modular fixturing. 

Zero Point Tensioning Systems: Universal reference systems for fast, repeatable positioning. 

Clamping bars: linear clamping strips for several confinement elements at the same time. 

Multi-clamping jacks: adjustable and multifunctional jacks for complex clamping needs. 

Plates: clamping and fixture plates for creating stable basic solutions. 

Tailor-made advice: support in choosing and applying the right clamping solutions. 

Increased stability and accuracy: Proper clamping prevents vibrations, movements and errors during machining, leading to higher product quality. 

Efficiency and time savings: Modular and standardized clamping elements enable quick setups and changes. 

Flexibility in application: wide range to suit a wide range of shapes, sizes and geometries of workpieces. 

Widely applicable: applicable in CNC machines, milling and lathes, assembly lines and mechatronic systems. 

Reliable quality: high-quality mechanical parts for intensive use and long life. 

CNC machines and machining centers where workpieces must be clamped firmly and precisely for machining. 

Assembly lines and production environments in which parts must be fixed during assembly. 

Retrofit or upgrade existing workstations with modern fixture systems for higher throughput. 

Complex workpieces where accurate positioning and repeatable fixation are crucial for quality. 

Maintenance, test or prototyping stations where changing workpieces need to be secured quickly and safely. 

Functionality and application: Determine in advance which clamping elements and systems suit the shape, size and machining of your workpieces. 

Machine Build Compatibility: Check that T-slots, hole patterns, and mounting points align with your machine table or fixture frame. 

Clamping force and rigidity: select tensioners with sufficient clamping force and stiffness to prevent movement or deformation during machining. 

Ease of assembly and ergonomics: Choose systems that are easy to assemble and operate and take into account operator safety. 

Expandability and modularity: Choose fixtures that are easy to expand or reconfigure in response to new production demand.