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One-Minute Jaw Changeover

Source:Ringier Metalworking Release Date:2016-01-05 217
Metalworking
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A video published by Kurt Manufacturing Company shows how its DoveLock’s machinable jaws “swap out” easily in 60 seconds for job changovers. 
Kurt DoveLock consists of a master jaw with built in, specially designed dovetail “quick-clamps.” The quick clamps are designed to precisely hold and lock into position the “quick-change” machinable jaws.
 
In the initial setup, each master jaw has two bolts that fasten easily to the stationary movable jaw of any standard 6-inch Kurt vise or standard Kurt Cluster Tower. Once the master jaw(s) are in place, the machinable jaws locate precisely with the master jaw and quickly lock up using the machinable jaw’s three hex head bolts.
 
Another unique feature to the DoveLock - is that the machinable jaws can be rotated 180° and machined on both sides for holding two different parts. Without measuring, DoveLock’s workstop located on the master jaw, allows for quick and repeatable workpiece location accurate to ±0.001”. 
 
Plant-Wide Change To DoveLock Multiplies Savings Increasing Machine Profitability
The DoveLock jaw systems present major productivity improvements where just one vise or dozens are used in a manufacturing setting. Once machinists see how much faster they can change jobs, this often leads to a shop-wide adoption of the DoveLock system. 
 
DoveLock is ideal for both single and double station vises and towers used on both horizontal and vertical machining centers. The DoveLock system provides machine operators the needed versatility to move quickly from one job to the next. Vises and tombstones stay in place on machining centers. Only the jaw plates are changed saving potentially hundreds of minutes per day across an entire machining facility.
 
The video is also featured in RingierMetals
 
 
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