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Workholding is an essential component of machine tools, providing a secure and stable platform for the machining process. It is used to secure the workpiece in place, allowing for accurate and repeatable machining operations. Workholding can be divided into two main categories: manual and automatic. Manual workholding includes clamps, vises, and fixtures, while automatic workholding includes chucks, collets, and rotary tables.
Workholding is an important part of the machine tool industry, as it allows for precise and repeatable machining operations. It is also used to reduce setup time and increase productivity. In addition, workholding can be used to reduce vibration and improve surface finish.
Some of the major companies in the workholding market include Kitagawa, SMW Autoblok, Schunk, and Hardinge. These companies offer a wide range of products, including manual and automatic workholding solutions. They also provide technical support and services to ensure that their products are used correctly and safely. Show Less Read more