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Time Reduction:
- Eliminates changing jaws
- Eliminates parallels and spreaders
- Eliminates milling step jaws and dovetail jaws
- Eliminates constructing work stops or programmable stops
- Increased stock removal due to more rigidity and holding strength
- All the associated maintenance, cleaning, organizing and sorting of common shop aids is eliminated
- No air under parts
- Multiple parts can be setup on a single vise
Standardization:
- All stock is prepared the same
- All jobs are setup the same
- All parts are held the same
Cost Reduction:
- Stock can be prepared off line by entry level machinists
- Eliminates the need to buy and repair expensive vises
- Minimal training is required to load and unload parts
- Eliminates tool and machine damaged by parts coming loose in a cut
- Only .125" excess stock is required to hold even large parts
Simplification:
- Work shifts and Z shifts never change
- Extensive documentation is eliminated
Scrap Reduction:
- Parts can be precisely relocated if removed prematurely or require rework
- Eliminates scrap caused from parts coming loose
- Eliminates warped floors and non-parallel clevis walls associated with compressing stock in a vise
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