Reasons to Consider Custom Workholding
“There isn’t a shop that can say they’ve never had a problem gripping a part.” This is a quote from an introductory piece that describes the capabilities of the Hardinge Workholding Division in engineering custom workholding solutions for those problem parts.
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According to Hardinge, its team of workholding engineers represents more than 300 years of combined experience.
-Increase precision and accuracy.
-Increase production.
-Minimize expensive, bulky fixturing.
-Add flexibility to the machine.
-Solve problems such as crushing and distortion of delicate materials and thin walls; gripping on a thread; over-the-shoulder gripping of screws; and slipping during off-center machining and other heavy cutting forces.
-Save money by using a custom-designed gripping device.
-Integrate automation.
-Reduce the workload of your own engineering staff.
