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parallel matched pair 125x49x2.5 mm

Product information "parallel matched pair 125x49x2.5 mm"

parallel matched pairs

matched pair wide
2.5 mm
matched pairs height
49 mm
matched pair lenght
125 mm
height 
+/- 0,01 mm
wide 
+/-0,01 mm
material art
hardened and distortion-free tool steel
coating style
burnished
magnete style
Neodyn-Magnete

 specials parallel matched pair

  • secure fixation in a vice
  •  shortened setup time
  •  connectability parallel bars
  •  quick cleaning
  •  optimized single-sided magnetic adhesion
  •  Drilling possible close to the vice
  •  facilitation in everyday working life
  •  made in Austria

parallel bar pair

The parallel supports and systems from MagTriXX are high-precision tools for the precise alignment and fixation of workpieces. They offer a high level of stability and enable easy and safe handling. With different sizes and designs, they can be used in a variety of ways and help optimize work processes and increase productivity. Similar to the parallel stop, the parallel stop is used on small to medium-sized machines. In contrast to the rip fence, this steel base can be used to adjust the height of the workpieces. Washers are used in a wide variety of machining processes. To do this, simply measure the appropriate height and take it from the set of parallels.
 Parallel supports in a set suitable for aligning and adjusting workpieces to be machined, so you avoid excessive clamping times and it leads to a reduction in your workpiece costs. In order to achieve the widest possible range of these stops, we offer parallel blocks in different sets. 
These finely ground parallel jaws are manufactured in different sizes and usually with European graduations in mm. But some “spacers” are also available with American inch/inch divisions. The parallel base is hardened and ground in pairs. This ensures that the stops reach the same height.

matched bar vice pair

products
parallel pair
numbers
2pice=1Pair
item code
VMA001000149
GTIN code
9180013241490

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