Dillon Pin Location Jaws Hold Sensitive Parts Without Deformation
Each jaw is CNC milled to provide maximum accuracy of workpiece location, enabling air chucks to hold sensitive workpieces firmly.
Dillon Manufacturing Inc.’s pin location jaws are designed to firmly yet safely grip deformation-prone parts. Well suited for thin-walled components, tubing-type products and other sensitive workpieces, Dillon manufactures full grip (pie) blank jaws and soft jaws for Northfield, Microcentric and others. Each is CNC milled to provide maximum accuracy for workpiece location, enabling air chucks to hold sensitive workpieces firmly. Standard sizes are available, as well as custom jaw sizes. Dillon pin location jaws are typically available in three days or less, according to the company.
Full grip jaws are manufactured for chuck sizes ranges between 4" and 10" diameters and are available in 1018 steel and 6061 aluminum. Jaw heights are available between 1" and 4". Soft jaws are available in 1018 steel and 6061 aluminum in heights from 0.75" to 5.00" and widths from 0.75" to 3.00".
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