Custom Workholding Fixtures
Overview
Custom workholding starts from the part, not from a catalogue. We review the datum scheme and force path with you, agree how the part is located and clamped, then coordinate manufacture with our partners. Configuration, capacity and lead time are defined per project and confirmed during application review.
Key Features
- Datum strategy: critical locating faces and force paths defined first
- Stable clamping balanced against rigidity, access and distortion control
- Manual, pneumatic or hydraulic actuation, selected around the process
- Modular base plates and standard grids to improve fixture reuse
- Validated through fit-up, inspection and application feedback
Product Range
- Dedicated part-specific fixtures
- Modular base plates and sub-plates
- Manual clamping fixtures
- Pneumatic clamping fixtures
- Hydraulic clamping fixtures
- Welding and assembly fixtures
Start with the engineering inputs
Send a drawing, machine and production target for technical review. A useful review is based on the operating context, not assumptions made from a catalogue name alone.
- 3D model and GD&T
- machine/table interface
- material and cutting load
- volume/cycle target
- acceptance criteria
Other Product Lines
Zero-Point Positioning Systems
Repeatable clamping with < 0.005 mm accuracy (configuration-dependent) for fast setup changeover.
Angle Head Milling Cutters
Right-angle and adjustable milling heads that extend reach on any spindle.
Automotive Inspection Gauges
Checking fixtures and gauges built to GD&T for reliable dimensional control.
Automation Solutions
Coordinate fixtures, loading and machining rhythm — from pallet exchange to robot-fed cells.