Quick-Change Pallet Toolbox Components Made of Stainless Steel
The Schunk Vero-S quick-change pallet toolbox features functional components made of hardened stainless steel, including the base body, clamping pin and clamping slide.
The Schunk Vero-S quick-change pallet toolbox features functional components made of hardened stainless steel, including the base body, clamping pin and clamping slide. The system’s dual clamping stroke and integrated turbo function provide a 9,000-lb retention force, which enables increased cutting forces and rigidity. The quick-change pallet system is self-locking via a large spring package and clamps with a form-fit. It can achieve holding forces ranging to 16,800 lbs. A pneumatic pressure of 6 bars (85 psi) is sufficient for opening the module, the company says.
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