Magnetic chuck 400x200 mm
Product Code:
0315
Availability:
In Stock
Price:
585.60€
512.40€
Ex Tax:
480.00€
420.00€
Magnetic chuck, magnetic table, or magnetic vise for quick clamping of workpieces for CNC milling, drilling, threading, and surface grinding.
Magnetic vises allow for fast, simple, and efficient work.
Magnet surface: 400x200 mm
Height: 80 mm
Magnetic force: 260 N/cm²
Weight: 47 kg
Warranty conditions
The warranty period begins on the date of sale and is valid for 12 months, unless otherwise stated for a specific product.
The company IKI-PRO doo (hereinafter referred to as the "importer") guarantees the buyer flawless operation within the warranty period of 12 months from the delivery of the product, unless a longer warranty period is legally stipulated for the product.
To claim the warranty, the buyer must present the invoice and warranty card for product identification.
In the event of any intervention in the machine without the importer's approval, the warranty will be void. The exception is the procedures specified in the instructions for use, if carried out in accordance with the instructions.
The warranty is only valid if the machine is used correctly and as permitted.
The warranty is valid only in the Republic of Slovenia.
The warranty does not apply to:
- Errors resulting from improper handling (e.g. procedures not specified in the instructions for use).
- Defects resulting from repairs, modifications, improper cleaning, etc., carried out by unauthorized persons.
- Damage resulting from fire, earthquake, flood, lightning, other natural disasters or a polluted environment.
- Defects resulting from negligent or improper storage (high temperature, humidity) or lack of maintenance.
- Defects resulting from wear and tear.
- Faults resulting from foreign objects entering vital parts of the machine.
- Cases where there are any changes to the purchase date, buyer's name, seller's name or serial number on the warranty card.
- Inadequate transportation by the buyer (e.g. damage to the product after receipt, exposure to moisture, condensation, rain, snow, hail or improper handling of the product).
Warranty claim:
The warranty applies to the free delivery or replacement of spare parts at the IKI-PRO doo location if the defect occurred within the warranty period.
The buyer is responsible for the delivery and collection of the product at the company's headquarters at their own expense and responsibility. The seller does not guarantee the collection or delivery of the machine under warranty.
The warranty does not cover any costs or financial losses incurred by the buyer due to a malfunction or failure of the machine.
The seller's liability under the warranty is limited solely to the repair or replacement of the machine (if repair is not possible). The seller is not liable for any other damage or loss incurred by the buyer due to a malfunction of the machine.
If the seller and the buyer agree in writing, the seller may send replacement parts to the buyer, who will replace them at his own risk.
If repair of the product is not possible within a reasonable time, the seller and the buyer shall mutually agree on further options, such as product replacement, refund or other appropriate solution.
Exceptions and application of warranty conditions:
These warranty terms apply to all products, except in cases where a specific product is stated differently on the website in the "Warranty Terms" tab or if the product does not have a "Warranty Terms" tab due to its nature. If a product is not covered by a warranty or if a different warranty term is published for the product (e.g. "B2B Warranty Terms" or "Manufacturer's Warranty"), the terms stated in the tab for the specific product apply.
For products for which the law provides for a mandatory warranty, minimum warranty periods and conditions apply in accordance with applicable regulations. In such cases, these warranty conditions apply only if they do not conflict with legal requirements.
Manufacturer's warranty:
For products for which the manufacturer provides a warranty, warranty obligations are implemented exclusively under the conditions specified by the manufacturer. IKI-PRO doo does not assume responsibility for fulfilling the manufacturer's warranty obligations. In such a case, each product has a "Manufacturer's Warranty" tab.
Voluntary nature of the guarantee:
For products not covered by a legally binding warranty, this warranty is voluntary . The importer voluntarily undertakes to remedy defects under certain conditions and does not assume the obligations that apply to legally prescribed warranties.
A factual error in B2B purchasing:
For customers purchasing as a business (B2B), the deadline for claiming a material defect is 7 days from receipt of the product . After this deadline, material defects can no longer be claimed. The buyer is obliged to check the product upon receipt and report any defects immediately.
Additional clarification:
These general warranty terms apply to all products, unless otherwise stated for each product in the "Warranty Terms" tab (e.g. "B2B Warranty Terms" or "Manufacturer's Warranty"). Buyers are required to check the warranty terms stated for each product before purchasing.
The stated warranty conditions are a translation of the original warranty conditions published in the Slovenian language. We accept the possibility of translation errors. In such a case, the context of the original warranty conditions applies.
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A hydraulic machine vice is designed to hold workpieces stationary during processing – it can function as a manual component or as a processing device. Many typical production facilities use machining vices for tools that have tight tolerances and require high precision.
The machine vice, or hydraulic machine vice, is a mechanical device used to secure an object so that work can be performed on it. The hydraulic machine vice has two parallel jaws, one fixed and the other movable, which are tightened and spaced by a screw and lever.
The hydraulic machine vice, also known as a metalworking vice or informally as a "bench vice," is used to clamp metal, plastic, wood, etc. The hydraulic machine vice is used to hold metal during sawing or cutting. It is sometimes made of cast steel or tempered cast iron. The jaws are often removable and interchangeable, usually featuring engraved serrated or diamond teeth. To protect sensitive parts, soft jaw covers made of aluminum, copper, wood (for woodworking), or plastic may be used. The opening of the jaw of the engineering vice generally corresponds to its width, but it can also be wider.
How is the Hydraulic Machine Vice Fixed?
The hydraulic machine vice is bolted to the top of the workbench, with the front of the fixed jaw positioned directly in front of the front edge. The vice may also have other features, such as a small anvil on the back of the vice. Some hydraulic vices have a rotating base. The vice can be secured with screws at the base. If the workbench has a T-slot, the vice can be directly secured to the base. Some well-marketed hydraulic machine vices are made of cast iron. Many vices for woodworking benches have an exposed screw through which the jaws are clamped together and apart.
Where Can the Hydraulic Machine Vice Be Mounted?
The hydraulic machine vice is mounted on drilling machines, grinding machines, and milling machines. Bandsaws have an integrated machine vice with coarse threads or with a spacer. The hydraulic machine vice is a tool that can be attached anywhere. It is also welcome on a DIY workbench, as it is an indispensable aid that helps you hold the workpiece in place during processing.
Magnetic Table
The magnetic table is a device or holder that uses magnetic forces to hold a metallic object during processing. The permanent magnetic table is a type of magnetic clamping device that generates magnetic attraction and can hold various workpieces. Processes where the magnetic table is used can include drilling, grinding, and turning. It is not limited to industrial applications; some also use magnetic clamping devices for everyday use in home workshops.
Use of the Permanent Magnetic Table
The use of magnetic clamping devices offers numerous advantages. The even pressure when clamping ensures that there are no variations in how tightly or loosely the workpiece is held. Partial head clamping devices have a shorter setup and teardown time, as the workpiece can be positioned directly on the magnetic plate, and the jaws can be directly attached to the magnet. The benefits of using a magnetic clamping device typically shorten the machine's or process's setup time and reduce damage to the workpiece caused by the clamping device. Sometimes, the magnetic force ensures a stronger grip on the workpiece. The permanent magnetic table is strong enough – it has a very high holding force, making it suitable for machining heavy workpieces.
How the Permanent Magnetic Table Works
The permanent magnetic table utilizes magnetic forces to hold the workpiece in place during processing. Magnets work by inducing polarity in the iron material, which is connected across the northern and southern poles. Iron components have poles that oppose the polarity of the magnet, which is why they attract each other. The amplification and control of this current are key to the use of magnets in metalworking. The permanent magnetic table uses the magnetic force of a permanent magnet, an electromagnet, or electro-permanent magnetic material to achieve holding or securing. In recent years, the permanent magnetic table has gained popularity as a compelling alternative to mechanically holding workpieces for machining. In general machine workshops, the permanent magnetic table shortens the setup time and increases access to all sides of the workpiece. The permanent magnetic table is a valuable tool for holding during flat grinding or milling.
Part Head or Angle Unit with Adjustable Head
The part head unit, also known as the angle unit with adjustable head, is a specialized tool that allows for rotating indexing of the workpiece; this means it can easily and precisely rotate to preset angles or divisions. The part head unit is typically used on milling tables but can also be used on many other machines, including drilling machines, grinding machines, and lathes. The part head unit resembles a rotary table but is designed for both tilting and rotating.
Division Table or Horizontal-Vertical Division Unit
The division table is a device for precise positioning of the workpiece used in metalworking. It allows the operator to drill or cut at exactly set intervals around a fixed (usually horizontal or vertical) axis. Some division tables allow for the use of indexing panels for indexing, while others may also be equipped with division plates that allow for regular work positioning at divisions for which indexing panels are not available. The rotating clamping head used can be better described as a horizontal-vertical division unit.
The division table is most commonly mounted "flat," with the table surface rotating around the vertical axis, in the same plane as the tool of a vertical mill. An alternative setup is to mount the rotating table at its end (or the "flat" mount on a 90° plate) so that it rotates around the horizontal axis. In this configuration, the back can also be used to hold the workpiece.
With a table mounted on a secondary table, the workpiece is precisely centered on the axis of the rotating table, and this, in turn, on the axis of the tool. This way, all three axes are aligned. From this point, the secondary table can be moved in the X or Y direction to adjust the mill to the desired distance from the center of the workpiece. This allows for concentric machining of the workpiece. Off-center positioning of the workpiece at a set distance from the center allows for cutting of more complex curves. As with other settings on a vertical mill, the milling process can involve either drilling a series of concentric and possibly evenly spaced holes or milling surfaces or edges into round or semicircular shapes and contours.
Division Table – Where to Use It:
- for surface machining
- for drilling evenly spaced holes
- for cutting a round piece
- for creating large diameter holes through milling along the tool path on small milling machines that cannot drive large spiral drills
- for milling threaded drills
- for cutting complex curves (with proper settings)
- for cutting straight lines at any angle
- for cutting arcs
- for cutting round pieces
