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VACUUM CHUCKS TYPE VRS

VACUUM CHUCKS TYPE VRS

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document provides technical specifications and options for the Vacuum Chucks Type VRS, designed for various machining processes such as grinding, EDM, milling, and more. These chucks are noted for their rugged construction, safety, and effectiveness.
Specifications:
  • Grid vacuum chuck with clamping slots and a 10-meter seal.
  • Features a single ON/OFF system and suction along the longitudinal axis.
  • Two versions available for non-magnetic pieces: VRS12AL (12.5 mm grid in aluminum) and VRS25AL (25 mm grid in aluminum).
Options:
  • Custom dimensions and suction along the transversal axis.
  • Multiple independent clamping areas and special machining options.
  • Machining for palletizing machines and end stops.
  • Base plate in steel for clamping on magnetic chucks.
Product Variants: The document lists various product references with corresponding weights and dimensions, ranging from 1.8 kg to 48 kg, and dimensions from 200x100 mm to 1000x400 mm.
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VACUUM CHUCKS TYPE VRS REF 30.01 {ERREUR : balise [PRESTATION_CRITERE_ASOUST] inconnue} Rugged construction / Sure / Effective Grinding, EDM, Milling, Control, Machining, Planning, Engraving, Polishing . Grid vacuum chuck . Clamping slots . 10 meter seal . 1 ON/OFF system . Suction along longitudinal axe 2 version are available to clamp non magnetic pieces: VRS12AL: grid of 12.5 mm in aluminium VRS25AL: grid of 25 mm in aluminium Options Other dimensions Suction along transversal axe Several independant areas of clamping Special machining Machining for palettizing machines End stops With base plate in steel to clamp on magnetic chuck Reference

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