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Clamping tools for special applications for rotating applications

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Angle vice 60

  • Clamping range: 55 mm
  • Specimen diameter Ø 10-60 mm (with prism jaw)
  • Vertically centred, stainless steel (incl. 2x flat clamping jaws)
  • Rotation range: 270° (±135°)
  • Fastening to the table with a groove width of 12 mm
  • Dimensions: ca. 195 mm x 80 mm x 165 mm (W x H x D)

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  • Clamping jaws prism

Angle vice 60

Accessories: clamping jaw, prism

  • Jaw height: 40 mm
  • Jaw width: 80 mm

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Compatibility angle vice 60

Compatible with cut-off machine Qcut 250 A Qcut 250 M Qcut 350 A Brillant 230 Brillant 255 Qcut 400 A Qcut 500 A Qcut 600 A/BOT Qcut 800 A
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Angle vice 80

  • Clamping range: 70mm
  • Specimen diameter Ø 10-60 mm (with prism jaw) vertically centred, stainless steel (incl. 2x flat clamping jaws)
  • Vertically centred, stainless steel (incl. 2x flat clamping jaws)
  • Rotation range: 270° (±135°)
  • Fastening to the table with a groove width of 12 mm
  • Dimensions: ca. 195 mm x 80 mm x 205 mm (W x H x D)

Matching modules

  • Clamping jaws prism

Angle vice 80

Accessories: clamping jaw, prism

  • Jaw height: 70 mm
  • Jaw width: 100 mm

Compatibility angle vice 80

Compatible with cut-off machine Brillant 255 Qcut 400 A Qcut 500 A Qcut 600 A/BOT Qcut 800 A
Angle vice 80 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
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