Magnetic V-block 70x60x73mm 56kgf

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Model: AC633-044-01
Weight: 1.88kg
Pack Dim: 11.50mm x 10.50mm x 7.00mm
UPC: 6009515850401

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R 2,289.08

Ex VAT: R 1,990.50

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Magnetic V-Block 70 x 60 x 73mm (56kgf Magnetic Force)
SERIES 633

A Magnetic V-Block is a precision tool used to securely hold cylindrical or round objects, as well as small flat workpieces, during machining, inspection, or marking. It has a distinctive "V"-shaped groove, typically at a 90-degree angle, which is designed to cradle the workpiece and hold it securely in place. The magnetic feature enables it to hold ferrous materials without additional clamping or fixtures.

Common Applications:

Machining: Provides stability for cylindrical workpieces during grinding, milling, or drilling.
Inspection: Holds parts securely for measurement and inspection using gauges, calipers, or other tools.
Marking and Layout: Assists in marking or layout work on round or irregularly shaped objects.

Overall, Magnetic V-Blocks are essential in metalworking and machining environments for improving accuracy and efficiency in handling various workpieces.

Key Features:

Magnetic Hold: Magnetic V-blocks contain a built-in magnet, which can be switched on or off (using a lever or switch) to control the magnetic force. This provides flexibility for positioning and releasing the workpiece easily.
V-Groove: The V-groove is the defining feature, accommodating round, square, or hexagonal materials. It is usually machined to a high level of precision to ensure accuracy during work.
Material: These blocks are typically made from high-quality steel for durability and precision. The surfaces are ground flat, and the V-groove is often hardened and ground to maintain accuracy over time.
Precision: Magnetic V-blocks are often used in precision applications, such as grinding, inspection, and marking, where stability and alignment are critical.