CompactGRIP self-centering vises

CompactGRIP self-centering vises

Italian workholding manufacturer Gerardi SPA offers its new line of self-centering CompactGRIP vises for 5-axis machining. The line offers higher clamping power than existing vises, because the clamping screw design is positioned very close to the workpiece and the integral design of slides and jaws, according to the company.

December 28, 2015

Italian workholding manufacturer Gerardi SPA offers its new line of self-centering CompactGRIP vises for 5-axis machining. The line offers higher clamping power than existing vises, because the clamping screw design is positioned very close to the workpiece and the integral design of slides and jaws, according to the company.

The vises allow for different gripping methods based on workpiece material, thanks to the reversible jaws and the four available base positions. Grips are available for standard workpiece hardness, hardened workpieces, soft materials, and finish machining. CompactGRIP is also compatible with the most common pallet change systems.

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