Clamping element for machining centre
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- Manufacturer: Demander's Verktygsfabrik AB, Sweden
- Type: Hydraulic machine vise / industrial clamping vise
- Origin: Modig MD 7200 machining centre (1997)
- Condition: Used, not separately hydraulically tested
Description:
Heavy-duty hydraulic machine vise manufactured by Demander's Verktygsfabrik AB, Virserum, Sweden.
Removed from an operational Modig MD 7200 machining centre, manufactured in 1997.
The vise features two opposing movable jaws and a removable, repositionable centre block, allowing different clamping configurations.
The centre block is secured with four Allen bolts. Two removable locking pins are also included.
The vise has been manually opened and closed for inspection and measurement. The hydraulic function has not been separately tested after removal.
Shows surface rust, scratches and normal signs of industrial use.
Dimensions and specifications:
- Jaw width: 150 mm
- Overall length, closed: 850 mm
- Overall length, extended: approx. 1,400 mm
- Overall width: 150 mm
- Overall height: 130 mm
- Jaw opening with centre block installed: approx. 300 mm
- Jaw opening without centre block: approx. 700 mm
- Weight: approx. 75 kg
The jaw openings are approximate measured values, not manufacturer-specified maximum travel limits. Maximum permissible jaw travel has not been verified.
Condition:
Used industrial equipment, removed from an operational machine. Not separately hydraulically tested after removal. Surface rust and signs of previous use are present. Sold as pictured.
Shipping:
Located in Finland.
Shipping can be arranged at the buyer's expense. Please contact us for a freight quotation.