Magnet module

Clamp difficult or easily deformable workpieces In daily use you are optimally equipped with the TOPlus or SPANNTOP chucks. However, there are always components that are difficult to clamp due to the contour, or that will be deformed through radial clamping. So what is required is an axial chuck, which in addition can also be set-up very fast. Clamp axially on a neodymium magnet The answer: HAINBUCH magnet module. With the magnet module you can clamp components axially on a neodymium magnet. The HAINBUCH magnet module is set-up in only 30 seconds. Your basic clamping device is already mounted. You exchange the clamping head that is included in the scope of delivery. When clamping, the magnetic clamping device is pulled onto the flat contact area of your basic clamping device.

Supplement for modular system The morse taper adaptation is a great supplement for the HAINBUCH modular system. Whether face driver, fixed center, a manually activated mandrel, or even tools – with this adaptation you insert anything that you can adapt into the morse taper connection. Extending your chuck within seconds Therefore, you have the possibility of extending your chuck with many additional functions within seconds. This is made possible by the CENTREX quick change-over interface integrated in the adaptation. This means that assembly does not require alignment. Also it is executed with a change-over accuracy of < 0.003 mm at the interface.

No re-clamping It is useful, when you can machine a workpiece over its entire length. It is even more practical, if in addition the re-clamping can be omitted. Firstly, this increases concentric precision, secondly, geometric tolerances are »stabilized«, and thirdly, our face driver adaption is also assembled 1-2-3. Simply insert it in the clamping device, tighten the three screws, and that’s it! Our CENTREX interface ensures perfect concentricity.

Change over from O.D. clamping to jaw clamping or centric clamping in 2 minutes – without clamping device change-over and without having to align ? No problem, with the jaw modules. Because the basic unit, into which the jaw module is inserted, is a HAINBUCH chuck or stationary chuck. If at times the clamping head reaches its limits because it must clamp a larger area, then use one of the jaw modules. The 3-jaw module is best suited for round workpieces, and if you have cubic workpieces, then rely on the 2-jaw module. This means that for a large parts spectrum you are completely flexible and always have the solution that is ideally suited for the respective clamping situation. Both are small, lightweight, and can be quickly changed over – an ingenious solution for small-series production.