Unilock Vol. 1 Zero Point Clamping System DCM 200
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Vol. 1 ZERO-POINT CLAMPING SYSTEM A PRODUCT OF: ZERO-POINT CLAMPING SYSTEM Meeting the challenge to setup every process as efficiently as possible with a simple clamping concept. In a competitive environment, all production cells need efficient workpiece handling solutions. Production diversity should not be a barrier. Let Unilock, BIG Kaiser’s zero-point clamping system, lead the way with efficient part loading solutions for low and high volume production runs. Unilock virtually eliminates all setup time and replaces it with production time. Get lean and agile on your shop floor. Unilock is a comprehensive positioning and clamping system that can be applied to almost anything you manufacture or assemble. If your company needs to increase its agility, Unilock will allow you to run any job on any available manufacturing cell. You can interrupt jobs without incurring setup time and then switch back as needed. When all of your manufacturing cells have Unilock, work can quickly flow to any available resource. 2 OVERVIEW & APPLICATION EXAMPLES .........................................Pg. 4-9 ROUND CHUCKS Overview..............................................................................................Pg. 10-11 ESM 138 ..............................................................................................Pg. 12-13 EFM 138 ..............................................................................................Pg. 14-15 ASM 90 ...............................................................................................Pg. 16-17 ASM 120 .............................................................................................Pg. 18-19 ISM 160 ...............................................................................................Pg. 20-21 MSM 170 .............................................................................................Pg. 22-23 ESM 176 Turbo .....................................................................................Pg. 24-25 HSM 196 .............................................................................................Pg. 26-27 RECTANGULAR CHUCKS Overview..............................................................................................Pg. 28-29 ESM 100/75 ........................................................................................Pg. 30-31 AFM 105/65........................................................................................Pg. 32-33 EDM 100/150......................................................................................Pg. 34-35 AFM 146..............................................................................................Pg. 36-37 PRE-ASSEMBLED CHUCKS Overview..............................................................................................Pg. 38-39 MLM 150 .............................................................................................Pg. 40-41 MCM 150 ............................................................................................Pg. 42-43 DLM 200 ..............................................................................................Pg. 44-45 DCM 200 .............................................................................................Pg. 46-47 QC 400 ...............................................................................................Pg. 48-49 Starter Kits.............................................................................................Pg. 50-51 KNOBS & PALLETS Overview..............................................................................................Pg. 52-53 Clamping Knobs ...................................................................................Pg. 54-55 System 40 Pallets ..................................................................................Pg. 56-57 AUTOMATION CHUCKS Overview..............................................................................................Pg. 58-61 ESA 100 ..............................................................................................Pg. 62-63 NSA 125 ..............................................................................................Pg. 64-65 ESA 185 ...............................................................................................Pg. 66-67 ASSF 170 .............................................................................................Pg. 68-69 ASSF 250 .............................................................................................Pg. 70-71 BALF 170 & BALF 250 ............................................................................Pg. 72-73 Automation Pallet Systems .......................................................................Pg. 74-75 MULTI-AXIS SYSTEMS Overview..............................................................................................Pg. 76-79 5-Axis Duo Bridge.................................................................................Pg. 80-81 First Grip ..............................................................................................Pg. 82-83 Dovetail Grip ........................................................................................Pg. 84-85 5-Axis Riser Chucks ...............................................................................Pg. 86-87 MINERAL CAST SYSTEMS Overview..............................................................................................Pg. 88-89 Columns ...............................................................................................Pg. 90-91 Grid Columns .......................................................................................Pg. 92-93 Pallets, Riser Pads & Custom Solutions.....................................................Pg. 94-95 ROBOT INTERFACES Overview..............................................................................................Pg. 96-97 Robot Grippers .....................................................................................Pg. 98-101 ACCESSORIES Overview..............................................................................................Pg. 102-103 Chuck & Subplate Air Fittings .................................................................Pg. 104-106 Accessories & Repair Components ..........................................................Pg. 107 SERVICE & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .........................................Pg. 108-109 3 OVERVIEW How it Works Unilock utilizes spring pressure to drive multiple clamping pins against a tapered clamping knob. Air pressure is used to compress the springs to back the clamping pins off the clamping knob. This clamping process is achieved by bleeding the air pressure out of the chuck. To facilitate palletization, the clamping knob is attached to a base plate, fixture or directly to a workpiece. The result is quick and repeatable clamping. A hand locking version (no air required) is also available. Features: s Clamping Mechanism: Heavy-duty die springs s Chuck Opening: Air pressure to compress springs s Clamping Stability: Low profile with matching taper wedges s Positional Accuracy: Adaptable to workpiece conformation s Unlocking Air Pressure: 75 PSI s Turbo Assist Clamping Single Chuck Applications The Unilock clamping knob mates with the central taper in the chuck to establish the centerline location (XY reference in a Cartesian coordinate system). A timing pin or key locates in a notch or bushing to orient the coordinate system relative to XY and to restrict rotation. The Z reference in this same coordinate system is established by the bottom of the fixture or workpiece contacting the top ground surfaces of the chuck. These same mating surfaces (bottom of the fixture and top of the chuck) will control axial alignment. The clamping knob can be used for locking down a workpiece without influencing location if external features are used for positioning. 4 Diametral Clearances Multiple Chuck Applications Unilock is not restricted to one clamping knob. When the fixture or workpiece exceeds the work range of a single Unilock chuck, additional clamping knobs and chucks can be used to provide the necessary support and stability required for the process. There are only a few limiting factors as to the size of an array of chucks or in the weight of a workpiece. Undersized knobs provide clearances for large parts or out of position locations. Type mm inch SBC .1 .004 SBCC .3 .012 SBCC .6 .024 s 3"! %STABLISHES CENTERLINE s 3"" /RIENTS ABOUT CENTERLINE s 3"# #LAMP ONLY NO POSITIONING Designed for Manufacturing During day-to-day use, chucks can be cleaned with compressed air. The fit between the clamping rams and the chuck body will not allow air pressure to push chips inside of the chuck. If you get chips in the clamping pocket, simply blow them out with an air gun. When open, the wedges completely retract. The one-to-one length to diameter ratio of the pocket is easily cleaned. There is no need for a vacuum. The 40mm tall by 40mm diameter clamping knob is extremely stable and can double as a foot when moving fixtures and workpieces around the shop. You will not need protective sleeves or special shelving when storing or transporting Unilock palletized fixtures or workpieces. Male and female threads are available in multiple sizes. Self-Guiding Design 23º 2.7mm 4.8mm Unilock is designed to accept warped workpieces and fixtures. The shallow clamping pocket will allow a clamping knob to enter the chuck at an angle of up to 23 degrees. Undersized clamping knobs are also available. Standard and special Unilock clamping knobs will accommodate your out of position datums. The radius on the smaller bottom diameter of the clamping knob addresses out of position loading conditions. When working with large workpieces that can warp, expand or contract, the knob can be used to help guide the clamping knobs to the center of the chuck. 5 OVERVIEW Process Your Way to Savings Fixtures and workpieces are easily adapted to Unilock clamping knobs. Tremendous savings are available if the fixture or workpiece can be reoriented or transferred to machine additional features while remaining attached to the Unilock clamping components. On horizontal machines with columns, fixtures can be rotated 90 degrees or moved to the top. Transferring fixtured parts through as many operations as possible eliminates additional fixtures and clamping/unclamping time. Less clamping and unclamping of parts also reduces scrap and improves feature-to-feature accuracies. Transfer Workpieces Between Processes s Vertical Machining Cells s Horizontal Machining Cells s High Speed Drilling and Tapping Centers s Surface and Cylindrical Grinding Cells s Horizontal and Vertical Lathes s Coordinate Measuring Cells s Welding, Plasma and Laser Cells Once you grab the part, use Unilock to send it to as many operations as possible without removing the part from the fixture. Unilock positions and clamps from one face, leaving the other faces available for machining. Rotary tables, angle/sine plates and multi-sided tombstones facilitate part reorientation for subsequent operations. The user can expand the operational envelope of any Unilock chuck by adding external timing features and support for the portion of the workpiece or pallet that falls outside of the top of the chuck. 6 It’s Easy to Get Started Starter Kits help save time between part changes. Chucks are mounted to a base plate which functions as a reference edge. With a single part number you get all the required components to be up and running immediately. Working Solutions in Minutes Table chucks are mounted to base plates and are ready to be clamped to your workstation. These chucks are supported by pre-assembled pallets. Shown below are the Mono, Duo and Quad table chucks, along with their pallets. Pneumatic kits are also available so you can install a working solution in minutes. Build Your Own Custom Solutions Unilock components can be purchased individually for incorporation into your own custom designs. 7 APPLICATION EXAMPLES A Clamping System Flexible Enough to Change the Entire Table or Workpieces and Fixtures Unilock establishes predefined datums on all of your machines. When you load, lock and cycle start, there is no wasted time. A setup should always take the same amount of time. Unilock delivers scheduling flexibility and setup versatility. By using more than one chuck on a machine, you will be able to switch between multiple small parts or fewer large parts. Our predefined datums allow you to quickly and accurately convert your machining center from a headstock and tailstock setup to fixtures on the table. Applications Are Endless – Limited Only by Your Imagination You can align all of your rotary table fixtures in seconds. As you move away from the spindle nose, Unilock’s heavy duty chucks will absorb the additional leverage and torque. Since individual Unilock components are sold separately, you can build specific solutions in-house, contact your tool and fixture provider or purchase them from one of our workholding associates. Unilock can be used in any configuration and in almost any process. A heavy cut requiring six chucks to stabilize the part for machining can be accurately positioned on a coordinate measuring machine with two small chucks or a single chuck and a timing feature. 8 APPLICATION EXAMPLES LARGE & SMALL PARTS Large Parts Even Your Largest Machines Can Save Money Starting With Your Next Job Unilock provides undersized clamping knobs so you do not have to hold .0004" on fixture locations when your production tolerance is .005". These undersized knobs are a necessity if you want to mount knobs directly to warped or loosely toleranced workpieces. If you do not need to, or cannot hold a tight tolerance, simply select the appropriate undersized clamping knobs to accommodate your workpiece or fixture. Unilock’s heavy-duty clamping knobs are a necessity when you are using a hoist to load and unload your machine. With a length-to-diameter ratio of 1-to-1, Unilock’s 40mm clamping knob can be left on fixtures and workpieces without worry of damage during loading and unloading, storage or transfer. Diametral Clearances Type mm inch SBC .1 .004 SBCC .3 .012 SBCC .6 .024 Small Parts Remove Process Time – Save More Than Just Setup Time Before Unilock, three subsequent machining processes required the operator to clamp and unclamp the part three times. Now the same part is only clamped and unclamped once over these same three processes. %VEN WHEN THE TIME SPENT CLAMPING AND UNCLAMPING THE PART is minimal, it creates unnecessary labor and a chance for errors. Use Unilock so you can immediately increase your spindle uptime and decrease scrap due to part positioning and clamping errors. If a part has to be clamped and unclamped in a different fixture for each operation, considerable process time and money can be saved by leaving the part in the same fixture for as many operations as possible. The more expensive fixtures which hold machined parts for subsequent operations would also be eliminated. Before Unilock After Unilock Operation Savings Setup Production Setup Production Op-10 Lathe 3 hours 4 hours 1 hour 4 hours 2 hours Op-20 Lathe 2 hours 10 hours 1 hour 2 hours 9 hours Op-30 Mill 4 hours 11 hours 1 hour 8 hours 6 hours Total 10 hours 25 hours 3 hours 15 hours 17 hours 9 ROUND CHUCKS 10 Round Chucks The round Unilock chucks come in diameters from ø90mm to ø196mm (ø3.543" to ø7.716") and body styles to fit a wide variety of applications. Chucks can be supplied with single or multiple timing notches or bushing holes for timing. Most body forms allow the use of turbo assisted clamping for higher retention forces. ESM 138 .......................Pg. 12-13 EFM 138 .......................Pg. 14-15 ASM 90 .........................Pg. 16-17 ASM 120 .......................Pg. 18-19 ISM 160 ........................Pg. 20-21 MSM 170 ......................Pg. 22-23 ESM 176 Turbo ............Pg. 24-25 HSM 196 .......................Pg. 26-27 11 ESM 138 CHUCK Our Most Popular Chuck 4HE %3- 5NILOCK CHUCK IS EASILY MOUNTED IN custom fixture designs, and its versatility makes it our best seller. Features: s Mid-sized diameter fits most applications s Top side mounting for ease of integration s Choose from air connections at bottom or side s Optional timing notch in face of chuck s 3TAINLESS STEEL BODY OPTION %3- 33 Available with Notches Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) 15.270.100 — 15.270.107 14H7 x 1 15.276.100 — %3- %3- 33 s 3CREWS SCREW COVERS AND O RING INCLUDED * Sealed pocket required for Turbo Assist † Optional 12 Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 3 3 3 3 3 990-1,320 3,300-3,520* 9.9 1/8 3 DUST COVER PG. 107 14H7 9 Max View B 60 ° B ø121 B.C. 30° M8 SHCS (6x) n .5 60 Mi 0 0 39 -.005 9 15.7 ø138 -.001 A 0 ø110 -.001 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Plugged) 1.5 M6 ø12 62 Detail A Scale 2:3 ø8x2 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) Open Port s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s $IMENSIONS MARKED ARE FOR NOTCH OPTION 13 EFM 138 4HE %&- 5NILOCK mANGE MOUNT CHUCK IS EASILY mounted in custom fixture designs due to the reduced PROJECTION HEIGHT %SPECIALLY SUITED FOR THINNER WALLED tombstones. Features: s Mid-sized diameter fits most applications s Top side mounting for ease of integration s Optional timing notch in face of chuck s 3TAINLESS STEEL BODY OPTION %&- 33 Available with Notches Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) 15.263.105 — %&- 15.263.107 Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 3 3 3 3 3 990-1,350 3,300-3,520 8 — 3 14H7 x 1 %&- 33 15.276.107 s 3CREWS SCREW COVERS AND O RINGS INCLUDED † Optional 14 DUST COVER PG. 107 ø121 B.C. M8 Low Head SHCS (6x) 60 5M ° ax 30° H7 14 C 0 138 -.01 25.8 59.8 0 11-.005 View C B ø109.3 A 0 ø10 -.01 M5 ø10 M5 ø10 1.1 1.1 Detail A Detail B Scale 2:3 ø7x1.5 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) 62 Scale 2:3 ø7x1.5 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) Turbo Port Open Port 62 62 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s $IMENSIONS MARKED ARE FOR NOTCH OPTION 15 ASM 90 Smaller Application Chucks Features: s Reduced diameter for small work or tight spaces s Integrated toe clamp lip s Turbo option for increasing holding power s Air supply from bottom or side of chuck s Optional reference notch in face of chuck Optional Through Hole Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) 15.240.090 — 15.240.091 12H7 x 1 ASM 90 s / RINGS INCLUDED † Optional 16 Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 3 3 — — — 550-660 1,540-1,760 5.1 1/8 3 DUST COVER PG. 107 94 (Open Position) 12H7 8 Max 14.5 ø97 (Clearance Diameter) 35 Min 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Plugged) M5 ø5H7 13.5 5.5 10 25 60 0 -.005 1/8 BSP Tubo Port (Ships Plugged) 40 B 40 ø90 0 -.01 A ø7 ø7 M4 M4 1.2 1.2 Detail B Detail A Scale 1:1 ø7x1.5 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) 30° T YP M5x.8 Scale 1:1 ø7x1.5 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) 10 (8x) Open Port 81 ±.01 Turbo Port 1 ø8 . B.C s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s $IMENSIONS MARKED ARE FOR NOTCH OPTION 17 ASM 120 Features: s Integrated toe clamp lip s Reduced diameter for small work or tight spaces s Jig ground reference pin location on bottom of chuck s Air supply from bottom or side of chuck s Optional reference pin hole in face of chuck s Non-air mechanical version available The manual version comes with a wrench for easy opening and closing. The Model 120 chuck has a reference hole on center (shown here with a step pin). Threaded holes are also provided for mounting the chuck to a baseplate. Optional Timing Pin Feature Toe clamps can also be used to clamp the chuck in place. Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) 15.270.150 — 15.270.155 8H7 x 1 15.270.161 — 15.270.160 8H7 x 1 Recommended Bolt Sizes M10 M12 M16 M20† Clamping Force (lbs) M24† ASM 120 15.270.180 — 15.270.185 8H7 x 1 ASM 120M 3 — — Turbo Assist 770-990 2,860-3,300* — Weight (lbs) Air Connection Port Size Flange 1/8 3 — — 8.8 1,760-2,200 s / RINGS INCLUDED * Sealed pocket required for Turbo Assist † Optional 18 3 Spring Only — DUST COVER PG. 107 0 40-.01 0 8 Max ø120-.01 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Plugged) 0 28 13.5 5.5 10 56-.005 ø8H7 ø5H7 ø12H7 55.5 A M4 ø7.50 ø120 0 -.01 1.2 30° Detail A ° 60 Scale 2:3 ø4.5x1.5 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) 11 1± .01 ø111 B.C. Open Port s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s $IMENSIONS MARKED ARE FOR NOTCH OPTION 19 ISM 160 The ISM 160 chuck is a single chuck solution for the FACE OF TH AND TH AXIS ROTARY TABLES %XTERIOR TIMING features are compatible with MC 150 & MSM 170 chucks. Timing pin slot allows timing pin to match non-standard pallet sizes. Features: s Simple surface mount design s Dowel pins into location s Supports 60º and 90º T-slots s Air assisted clamping option s Low profile 46mm (1.811") s Through hole eases cleaning s Multiple indexing options Slot Allows for Variations in Radial Pin Location Chuck Model Catalog Number ISM 160 15.260.160 Notch (Width x Qty) Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 3 3 3 — — 1,100-1,540 3,300-3,740 12.1 1/8 3 14H7 x 1 12H7 x 4 10H7 x 2 s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED † Optional 20 60 ° 30° ø140 Min 13 TYP 0 7 Max ø162-.01 0 46-.005 15 14H7 14 P Y °T 45 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Unplugged) ø37.5 (Not For Location) 40 100 +.01 -.01 42.5 Min ø12H7 (4x) 81 01 T +. .01 YP 12H7 Through All (2x) 22 1/8 BSP Turbo Port (Ships Unplugged) s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 21 MSM 170 Larger More Robust Chucks Features: s Large diameter, heavy duty mechanical clamping s Clamping lip for top side table clamping s Threaded holes for bottom side clamping to plates s Integrated timing pin locations every 90 degrees s Air supply from bottom or side of chuck Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange MSM 170 15.260.100 12H7 x 4 3 3 3 3 3 1,650-1,980 3,520-4,400 16.5 1/8 3 s / RING INCLUDED † Optional 22 DUST COVER PG. 107 45° ø12H7 (4x) 81 01 +. .01 - 0 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Plugged) 16 40 0 65-.01 164-.01 ø10H7 (2x) A 150 ±.005 0 ø69-.01 ø12 1.4 ° 60 Detail A 30° 30° 72 Scale 2:3 ø8x2 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) . M10 (4x) 50 B.C ø1 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 23 ESM 176 TURBO Features: s Flange design for top side mounting s Large diameter with turbo clamping for more rigidity s Air supply from bottom or side of chuck s Optional reference notch in face of chuck Available with a Notch Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) 15.272.170 — 15.272.171 25H6 x 1 %3- Recommended Bolt Sizes Air Connection M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 3 3 3 3 3 1,540-1,760 4,180-4,840 17.5 1/8 3 s 3CREWS SCREW COVERS AND O RINGS INCLUDED s .OTCHED VERSION COMES WITH TIMING BUSHING AND ALL HARDWARE LISTED ABOVE † Optional 24 Clamping Force (lbs) M10 60 ° 1 +.001 -. 30° ø152 B.C. 76 25 6 2n A H6 ø1 M8 SHCS (6x) 25 6 0 ø176-.01 39-.005 0 View A 0 A ø138-.01 20.8 B 1/8 BSP Turbo Port 9 9 Detail B Detail A Scale 2:3 ø8x2 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) Scale 2:3 ø8x2 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) 76 1/8 BSP Open Port 76 Turbo Port Open Port s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s $IMENSIONS MARKED ARE FOR NOTCH OPTION 25 HSM 196 The HSM 196 chuck can be used on the face of 4th and 5th axis rotary tables, lathes or mills where the center of rotation provides a through hole to bury the workpiece. Features: s 61mm (2.4") through capacity s Work can pass through chuck s 2OTATIONAL LIMIT 20s Air assisted clamping option s Three clamping wedges for added stability s Bolts into place from top side Available with a Notch Recommended Bolt Sizes†† Clamping Force (lbs) Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only HSM 196 15.274.407 25H6 x 1 — — — — 3 1,980-2,200 s 3CREWS SCREW COVERS O RINGS AND TIMING BUSHING INCLUDED † Optional †† M74 option (See Pg. 55) 26 Air Connection Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 4,400-5,060 19.3 1/8 3 +.002 5.9 25 87.5-.002 ø12n6 Section B-B 60 ° 1/8 BSP Open Port B 25H6 175 B 1/8 BSP Turbo Port M8 SHCS (6x) 0 25.8 15 12 39-.005 ø169 0 -.01 ø61 A ø159 0 ø160-.01 30° .5 87 ø12 M6 1.85 Detail A 30° 87 .5 Scale 2:3.5 ø12x2 O-Ring s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 27 RECTANGULAR CHUCKS 28 Rectangular Chucks The rectangular chucks are well suited to mono-chuck applications. They are available in several sizes and when matched to the footprint of the workpiece, provide maximum access from the remaining five sides. 4HE %$- HAS THE LOWEST PROlLE OF ALL 5NILOCK CHUCKS 4HE !&- AND THE %3- ARE THE TWO NARROWEST CHUCKS in the Unilock family and can be placed very close to the edge of a fixture or workpiece. ESM 100/75 .................Pg. 30-31 AFM 105/65 .................Pg. 32-33 EDM 100/150 ...............Pg. 34-35 AFM 146 .......................Pg. 36-37 29 ESM 100/75 Chucks for Your Smaller Applications Features: s Flange mounting design s Reduced size for small work or tight spaces s High clamping force in a small package s %DGE OF CHUCK CAN BE USED AS A TIMING SURFACE s Turbo option for increased holding power Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange %3- 15.272.175 — 3 3 — — — 440-660 1,650-1,870 4.5 1/8 3 s 3CREWS SCREW COVERS AND O RINGS INCLUDED † Optional 30 45 +.001 75-.001 70 M8 SHCS (4x) +.001 -.001 100 29.8 15 9 0 ø39-.005 57 B A ø71 +.001 ø7 M3 M3 ø7 ø72-.001 1.3 1.3 Detail B Scale 2:1 ø6x1 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) Scale 2:1 ø6x1 O-Ring (Ships Unplugged) 28.5 1/8 BSP Turbo Port (Ships Plugged) 28.5 28.5 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Plugged) 28.5 Detail A s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 31 AFM 105/65 The AFM 105/65 chuck is an excellent choice for single chuck applications on multi-axis machines and work cells where clearance is needed to access the part. Features: s Simple surface mount design s Dowel pins into location s Bolt through or toe clamp s Ground edges for orientation s Air assisted clamping option s Optional robot gripper version s Supports 90 degree (4x) indexing s %LEVATED FOR AXIS ACCESSIBILITY Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) 15.272.165 — 15.272.167 10H6 x 2 AFM 105/65 Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 3 3 — — — 660-880 1,980-2,200 6.3 1/8 3 s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED † Optional Available as Robot Gripper Option (See Pg. 100) 32 Air Connection M10 120 1/8 BSP Turbo Port (Ships Unplugged) 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Unplugged) 12H6 (2x) 0 65-.001 46 45 40 Min M8 SCHS (4x) 0 0 20 30 65-.001 8 Max (2x) 115-.001 0 140-.001 Optional M4x.7 Ports (2x) (Ships Plugged) +.01 120-.01 +.01 60-.01 25 12H6 Through All (3x) 55 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 33 EDM 100/150 4HE %$- CHUCK IS DESIGNED TO OPERATE IN submerged environments. Completely sealed and produced from stainless steel, this chuck can be used in 7IRE %$- AND 7ATER *ETS 4HIS CHUCK PROVIDES AN OPEN interface and clamping knobs can be loaded from the top or bottom side. This chuck is compatible with the entire Unilock product range as it uses the standard sized clamping knob. With a total height of 39mm (1.535"), this chuck delivers the lowest stack height in the Unilock family. Features: s Turbo option for increased holding power s Weight: 3.35 kg (7.3 lbs) s Knob can be retained from both sides s Chuck can be mounted on any face Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only %$- 15.272.150 — 3 3 — — — 440-550 s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED † Optional 34 Air Connection Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 1,100-1,350 7.3 1/8 — 0 75 M6 (4x) 100-.005 25 0 39-.005 50 25 50 150 50 Plug Screws (8x) Do Not Remove 0 -.005 125 50 50 M6 (4x) 15 1/8 BSP Turbo Port (Ships Unplugged) 11.8 11.8 11.8 M10 SHCS 15 12.5 14 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Unplugged) 75 25 M6 (4x) s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 35 AFM 146 The AFM 146 chuck is an excellent choice for multiple chuck applications on multi-axis machine tables and other work cells where a low stack height is important. Features: s Simple surface mount design s Dowel pins into location s Bolt through or toe clamp s Ground edges for orientation s Air assisted clamping option s Low profile 46mm (1.811") s Through hole eases cleaning Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange AFM 146 15.260.146 14H7 x 1 3 3 3 — — 1,100-1,540 3,300-3,740 9.2 1/8 3 s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED † Optional 36 +.01 100-.01 45.5 46 ø12H7 +.01 +.01 50-.01 ø8 ø8 M5 50-.01 M5 12 (4x) 1.3 1.3 Detail A Scale 2:2.5 (Ships Plugged) ø37.5 Through All B A 30.5 15.5 7 Max 0 16 (2x) 46-.001 M8x1.0 Detail B 110 Scale 2:2.5 (Ships Plugged) +.01 120-.01 0 100-.001 17.5 14H7 70 22 14 0 120-.001 ø12H7 Through All (2x) 27 1/8 BSP Turbo Port (2x) (1 Ships Plugged) (1 Ships Unplugged) 0 146-.001 15 1/8 BSP Open Port (2x) (1 Ships Plugged) (1 Ships Unplugged) s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 37 PRE-ASSEMBLED CHUCKS 38 Pre-Assembled Chucks Just as the name implies, the chucks are sold mounted to a base plate. The base plate provides easy mounting of the chuck to the machine table as well as a pre-plumbed air supply. All bases provide either notches or a ground edge to square the chuck to the machine table. MLM 150 ......................Pg. 40-41 MCM 150 .....................Pg. 42-43 DLM 200 ......................Pg. 44-45 DCM 200 ......................Pg. 46-47 QC 400 .........................Pg. 48-49 Starter Kits ..................Pg. 50-51 39 MLM 150 Single Table Chucks Features: s Base plate for mounting on machine tables s Air supply from side of base plate s Optional timing notch in face of chuck s Keyways on bottom for positioning on work table Available with Notches Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) 15.270.350 — 15.270.355 12H6 x 4 MLM 150 s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED † Optional 40 Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 3 3 3 3 3 990-1,320 N/A 15.4 1/8 — DUST COVER PG. 107 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Unplugged) 0 56-.01 150 20H6 (4x) 30° 21 60.5 Min 138 ø198 6 9 Max 14H6 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s $IMENSIONS MARKED ARE FOR NOTCH OPTION 41 MCM 150 Single Table Chucks The MCM 150 is prepared to accept four hardened 12mm index bushings, one every 90 degrees. Order one index bushing to orient a pallet with a single knob. If you need to execute multiple 90 degree indexes, additional bushings can be installed. Features: s Base plate for mounting on machine tables s Air supply from side of base plate s 90 degree (4x) indexing s Keyways on bottom for positioning on work table Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange MCM 150 15.270.250 12H6 x 4† 3 3 3 3 3 999-1,320 N/A 17.8 1/8 — s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED † Optional 42 BUSHING PG. 107 DUST COVER PG. 107 0 56-.01 150 ø18H7 (4x) 47 30° 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Unplugged) 20H6 (4x) 21 ø198 ø138 6 81 Bushing Hole Locations (4x) (Bushing Part #15.260.309 Sold Separately) s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s $IMENSIONS MARKED ARE FOR NOTCH OPTION 43 DLM 200 Double Table Chucks Features: s Base plate for mounting on machine tables s Air supply from side of base plate s Optional timing notch in face of DLM chuck s Keyways on bottom for positioning on work table The DLM 200 chuck does not have timing pin bushing locations. If you want to orient a double pallet with this chuck, add one timing pin notch. If you need to run two single pallets, add a timing notch for each chuck. Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) 15.270.300 — 15.270.307 14H6 x 1 DLM 200 s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED † Optional * Combined value from individual chucks 44 Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) 3 3 3 3 3 1,980-2,640* N/A 37.4 Air Connection Port Size Flange 1/8 — DUST COVER PG. 107 0 60-.01 200 20H6 (4x) 21 140 200 ±.01 400 6 1/8 BSP Open Port (2x) (1 Ships Plugged) (1 Ships Unplugged) Air Passage Cover Plates Do Not Remove 14 6 5H 14H6 60.50 Min ø2 9 Min s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s $IMENSIONS MARKED ARE FOR NOTCH OPTION 45 DCM 200 Double Table Chucks The DCM 200 chuck is designed to process two single PALLETS OR ONE DOUBLE PALLET %ACH CHUCK HAS A POSITION for a timing pin bushing every 90 degrees. Features: s Base plate for mounting on machine tables s Air supply from side of base plate s 90 degree (4x) indexing s Keyways on bottom for positioning on work table s ø25mm locating hole s Single chuck operation capability Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only DCM 200 15.270.200 12H6 x 8 3 3 3 3 3 1,980-2,640* s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED † Optional * Combined value from individual chucks 46 Air Connection Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange N/A 46.2 1/4 — BUSHING PG. 107 DUST COVER PG. 107 0 56-.01 47 200 21 175 ø18H7 (8x) 20H6 (4x) 1/4 BSP Open Port (2x) 200 ±.01 375 400 Air Passage Cover Plates Do Not Remove 6 14 6 5H ø2 81 Bushing Hole Locations (8x) (Bushing Part #15.260.309 Sold Separately) s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s $IMENSIONS MARKED ARE FOR NOTCH OPTION 47 QC 400 Quad Table Chucks 4HE 1UATRO ,IGHT #LAMPING BASE HAS FOUR %3- chucks fed with a single air connection from the side. The steel plate includes two G 1/4" air connections, on the front edge and on the back edge. One of the air connection points is plugged and the other is left open for the air connection. Features: s Repeatability: .0001"-.0002" s Air Connection (2x): G 1/4" s Weight: 35.50 kg (78.3 lbs) s Can be operated as duo Recommended Bolt Sizes Clamping Force (lbs) Chuck Model Catalog Number Notch (Width x Qty) M10 M12 M16 M20† M24† Spring Only QC 400 15.270.340 — 3 3 3 3 3 3,960-5,280* s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED † Optional * Combined value of 4 chucks 48 Air Connection Turbo Assist Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange N/A 78.3 1/4 — DUST COVER PG. 107 1/8 BSP (For Dual Chuck Operation) (Ships Unplugged) Optional Timing Block Part #15.260.330 0 60-.01 400 21 +.01 -.01 200 ø25H7 6 Air Passage Cover Plates Do Not Remove +.01 200-.01 400 8.91 1/4 BSPOpen Port (2x) (1 Ships Plugged) (1 Ships Unplugged) s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 49 STARTER KITS Features: s Chucks are mounted to universal base plates s Reduced chuck diameters support tight work envelopes s Base plate functions as a reference edge s Air supply is through the base plate s Pallet timing pin feature is integrated into chuck face s 120mm chuck also has a manual option Setup Reduction Kits Setup Reduction Kits allow users to prep one job while another is running. These kits come with one chuck for the work cell and two pallets. One pallet can be loaded into the cell while the other is available for loading and unloading of fixtures or workpieces. When the job is completed simply change pallets and hit Cycle Start. Catalog Number Description 15.280.110 ASM 90 one-chuck two-pallet kit with air 15.280.210 ASM 120 one-chuck two-pallet kit with air 15.280.310 ASM 120 manual one-chuck two-pallet kit 15.280.410 %3- ONE CHUCK TWO PALLET KIT WITH AIR DUST COVER PG. 107 Process Reduction Kits Process Reduction Kits allow users to transfer parts between operations without unclamping the parts. A single pallet moves through multiple orientations while others follow as each operation is completed. Additional pallets are prepared while others are being processed. Catalog Number Description 15.280.112 ASM 90 two-chuck three-pallet kit with air 15.280.212 ASM 120 two-chuck three-pallet kit with air 15.280.312 ASM 120 manual two-chuck three-pallet kit 15.280.412 %3- TWO CHUCK THREE PALLET KIT WITH AIR DUST COVER 50 PG. 107 ASM 90 M8 SHCS (4x) Turbo Port Open Port (1/4" Tube Fitting Included) M8 Thread (4x) Max 8 81 40 19.05 75.4 157.5 23.4 M5 17 12H6 ø90 110 35 Min 35 ±.02 157.5 Chuck Pallet 16.280.100 15.280.101 Max 8 15.9 13.5 ø12 M8 SHCS (4x) ASM 120 M8 Thread (4x) 71.4 23.4 40 ±.02 19.1 157.5 49 Max 8 ø120 ø8H6 100 140 Open Port (1/4" Tube Fitting Included) +.00 40-.01 13.5 7.9 Chuck 157.5 Pallet 15.280.200 15.280.201 ø8 † Manual chuck, no air needed ESM 138 Max 7 15.280.300† M8 SHCS (4x) M8 Thread (4x) Open Port (1/4" Tube Fitting Included) 61 Min 50 100 160 14H6 Max 9 23.4 62 ±.02 23.4 62.4 19 221 ø138 Chuck Pallet 15.280.400 15.280.401 157.5 Max 7 15.9 13.5 ø14 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 51 KNOBS & PALLETS 52 Knobs & Pallets The Unilock retention knob is the heart of the system. It provides high accuracy location while also retaining the fixture. The knob comes in three forms for proper location of large fixtures with metric or inch fastening options. The fastening screw can be captivated within the knob protecting it from rough or improper handling. Pallets are provided fully assembled with their required quantity of Unilock knobs and lifting handles, and are available in either steel or aluminum. Clamping Knobs ..........Pg. 54-55 System 40 Pallets .......Pg. 56-57 53 CLAMPING KNOBS Unilock clamping knobs can be attached to fixtures or directly to workpieces. Our standard knobs can be mounted in a blind hole from the bottom or pulled up from the top. Standard clamping knobs accept the following: Option 1 – Pass Bolt Through – The bolt is inserted past the clamping knob and threads into the workpiece or fixture. Option 2 – Captive Set Screw – The set screw is captivated between the knob and the workpiece or fixture. (Note: This option is not recommended for “B” type knobs as there is no timing control) Option 3 – Retain from Top – The bolt passes through the workpiece or fixture and pulls the knob into position. Option 1 Pass Bolt Through Option 2 Captive Set Screw Option 3 Retain from Top s /PTION NOT RECOMMENDED FOR " TYPE Standard clamping knobs have a metric positioning boss which is ø25mm and ground to a fit of h6. This boss is 5mm tall. The overall measurements of the clamping knob is ø40mm by 40mm tall. The SBA Knob is ground to fit with the center ground taper of the chuck. This fit establishes centerline location. This location will repeat to better than +/- .0002". The SBB Knob is ground like a diamond pin and orients your work relative to the centerline of the SBA knob. The SBC Knob is ground undersize. It will bring the bottom of the workpiece or fixture down on the top of the Unilock chuck. 54 5 5.5 +.5 0 Contact Pads (B Type Only) Thread A 0 35 +.021 0 ø25H7 ø25h6-.013 System 40 Knobs Hex A SECTION A-A Knob Type Catalog Number Description Undersize Internal Thread Pass Through Bolt Size Hex A 15.260.300 SBA Clamping Knob Absolute Position .0002" M12 M10 12mm B 15.260.301 SBB Clamping Knob Orientation .0002" M12 M10 12mm C 15.260.302 SBC Clamping Knob Undersized .1mm - Downward Clamping Only .0040" M12 M10 12mm CC 15.260.303 SBCC Clamping Knob Undersized .3mm - Downward Clamping Only .0120" M12 M10 12mm CC 15.260.304 SBCC Clamping Knob Undersized .6mm - Downward Clamping Only .0240" M12 M10 12mm A 15.260.305 SBA Clamping Knob 3/4"-10 Thread .0002" 3/4"-10 — — C 15.260.306 SBC Clamping Knob 3/4"-10 Thread. .0002" 3/4"-10 — — A 15.260.313 SBA Clamping Knob 1/2"-13 Thread .0002" 1/2"-13 3/8"-16 3/8" B 15.260.314 SBB Clamping Knob 1/2"-13 Thread .0002" 1/2"-13 3/8"-16 3/8" C 15.260.315 SBC Clamping Knob 1/2"-13 Thread .0040" 1/2"-13 3/8"-16 3/8" A 15.260.400 SBA Clamping Knob M16 .0002" M16 M12 17mm B 15.260.401 SBB Clamping Knob M16 .0002" M16 M12 17mm C 15.260.402 SBC Clamping Knob M16 .0040" M16 M12 17mm — 16.260.310 Chip Guard Knob — M8 — — ø25h6 ø60 ø76h6 M74 x P2 ø61 ø89.5 55 ø60h6 M24 SHCS System 90 Knobs 5 5 5 35 35 HSI Form* HSF Form* Knob Type Catalog Number HSR Form* Description Undersize .0002" A 15.274.300 HSI90 Clamping Knob – SBA B 15.274.303 HSI90 Clamping Knob – SBB .0002" A 15.274.301 HSF90 Clamping Knob – SBA .0002" A 15.274.303 HSR90 Clamping Knob – SBA .0002" * For Use with HSM 196 Chucks Only 55 SYSTEM 40 PALLETS Mono Pallet Pallet is shown with 12mm timing pin for use with MCM 150, MSM 170, ISM 160 and $# CHUCKS 4HE MODEL %3- CHUCK ACCEPTS A MM KEY OR PIN 4HE %3- chuck accepts a 25mm key or pin. Can be Configured for the Following Chucks: s %3- s MCM 150 s ISM 160 s MSM 170 s %3- 4URBO s DCM 200 Duo & Quad Pallet Duo and Quad Pallet loads on the Model QC 400 or any set of chucks on 200mm spacing. Can be Configured for the Following Chucks: s DLM 200 s DCM 200 s QC 400 While loading and unloading work into the fixture, the holes in the bottom of the pallet mate to setup plates that stabilize the pallet for safe operation outside of a Unilock chuck. Pallet Type Pallet Name Catalog Number Material Weight (lbs) Thickness Length Width Length w/ Handles Timing Pin T Pin Dia. øP Mono AP 200 15.260.640 Mono SP 200 15.260.540 Aluminum 6.6 25mm 199mm 199mm 266mm 81mm 12mm Steel 15.4 20mm 199mm 199mm 266mm 81mm Mono AP 200-138 12mm 15.260.647 Aluminum 6.6 25mm 199mm 199mm 266mm 61mm 14mm Mono Duo AP 200-176 15.260.645 Aluminum 6.6 25mm 199mm 199mm 266mm 76mm 25mm AP 400 15.270.640 Aluminum 13.2 25mm 399mm 199mm 470mm — — Duo SP 400 15.270.540 Steel 30.8 20mm 399mm 199mm 470mm — — Quad AP 400 x 400 15.270.644 Aluminum 26.4 25mm 399mm 399mm 470mm — — Pallet Stand Used to stabilize pallet while it is being worked on outside of the machine. Stand Type Catalog Number Mono 15.260.800 Duo 15.270.800 Quad 56 Mono Pallets øPH7 25 (Aluminum) 20 (Steel) 199 199 45° T 1 .0 + 0 SBA Duo Pallets 399 25 (Aluminum) 20 (Steel) 199 200 ±.01 SBB SBA Quad Pallets 399 200 ±.01 25 (Aluminum) 20 (Steel) 200 ±.01 399 SBC (2x) SBB SBA s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 57 AUTOMATION CHUCKS 58 Automation Chucks Unilock automation chucks are expanding the role of air pressure beyond that of holding the chuck open during changeovers or assisting the springs in the clamping process. Automation chucks can confirm the presence of a clamping ring/fixture via air pressure monitoring. Air is also used to help clean the locating surfaces. ESA 100 .......................Pg. 62-63 NSA 125 .......................Pg. 64-65 ESA 185 .......................Pg. 66-67 ASSF 170 .....................Pg. 68-69 ASSF 250 .....................Pg. 70-71 BALF 170 & 250 ...........Pg. 72-73 Automation Pallets .....Pg. 74-75 59 AUTOMATION CHUCKS OVERVIEW Minimizes or Eliminates Flats and Recesses on the Mating Surfaces Where Chips can Collect and Interfere with the Positioning and Clamping Process The clamping chuck has a ground cone projecting out of its base that is used to establish centerline. Chips and debris will tend TO SLIDE OFF OF THIS SURFACE %LEVATION IS CONTROLLED WITH SMALL RAISED PADS SURROUNDING THE CONE 4HEY REDUCE THE SURFACE AREA ON which debris and chips can contaminate the positioning and clamping process. The clamping ring resides on the bottom of the pallet, a location that is not prone to collecting contamination when it is being stored in the robot or locked in a Unilock chuck. Assists in the Cleaning Process so the Chuck can be Safely Installed in an Automated Cell When the chuck is in an open position (Fig. 1), an upward air blast is activated. These air passages project onto the bottom of the clamping ring to assist in the cleaning process. As the pallet nears its final position, the restriction of the upward air flow is redirected onto the contact surface (Fig. 2). Provides Feedback to the Cell Controller on Clamping Status The air passages are restricted once the pallet is clamped. This restriction can be measured and used to verify pallet presence. Pallet Clamping Wedge Clamping Ring Piston Unilock Automation Chuck Confirmation Port (x2) Open Port Base Plate Turbo Port L H L H Figure 1 60 Figure 2 61 ESA 110 4HE %3! AUTOMATION CHUCK CAN BE USED AS A SINGLE or multiple chuck solution. Pallets seal off air passages allowing for the verification of a pallet through back pressure monitoring. Features: s Tapered chuck eases cleaning s Air assisted clamping option s Air blast cleaning passages s Air verification of pallet presence s Four elevated support pads Clamping Force (lbs) Chuck Model Catalog Number Spring Only Turbo Assist* %3! 15.277.110 660-880 3,080-3,300 Air Connection Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange — 3 4.8 s 3CREWS SCREW COVERS AND O RINGS INCLUDED * Sealed pocket required for Turbo Assist M6 SHCS (4x) (Optional) Clamping Ring A SRC 110 15.277.032 ø110h6 s 3CREWS INCLUDED Contact Pads (SRB Only) M6 SHCS (8x) 22.5° 16 A +.01 0 0 62 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS -.003 15.277.031 ø110 -.001 15.277.030 45° SRA 110 SRB 110 ø96 B.C. Catalog Number +.022 0 Ring Type Section A-A 25-.006 ø96 B.C. M6 SHCS (8x) 45° 22.5° A 45° A 48 Opening Port (1x) ø4.2x1.5 O-Ring (1x) Section A-A Side Ports Plugged (5x) Do Not Remove Plugs 39 15 ø96 +.001 ø86-.001 110 ø85.6 Confirmation Port (4x) ø4.2x1.5 O-Ring (4x) 22 25 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 63 NSA 125 The NSA 125 automation chuck can be used as a single or multiple chuck solution. Pallets seal off air passages allowing for the verification of a pallet through back pressure monitoring. Features: s Tapered chuck eases cleaning s Air assisted clamping option s Air blast cleaning passages s Air verification of pallet presence s Two elevated support pads Clamping Force (lbs) Chuck Model Catalog Number Spring Only NSA 125 15.277.125 1,100-1,350 Air Connection Turbo Assist* Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 3,300-3,740 7.9 — 3 s 3CREWS SCREW COVERS AND O RINGS INCLUDED * Sealed pocket required for Turbo Assist 22.5° Clamping Ring 45° Ring Type Catalog Number SRA 125 15.277.001 SRB 125 15.277.002 SRC 125 15.277.003 Centering Disc A M8 SHCS (4x) M6 SHCS (2x) 45° 40 A M8 SHCS (12x) Contact Pads (SRB Only) 64 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 11 +.01 0 Section A-A 0 38-.008 -.003 ø125-.001 ø74h6 ø105 B.C. +.019 0 s 3CREWS INCLUDED ø105 B.C. M8 SHCS (4x) (Included) Side Port Plugged (1x) Do Not Remove 90° 52.25 5 D D 45° Open Port (1x) ø8x2 O-Ring Included (1x) Section D-D M10 Thread (2x) (For Lifting Only) 56 Side Ports Plugged (2x) Do Not Remove 18 105 ø90 +.001 -.001 ø125 ø89.5 Confirmation Port (2x) ø8x2 O-Ring Included (2x) 40 42 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 65 ESA 185 4HE %3! CHUCK IS THE LARGEST SELF CLEANING 5NILOCK CLAMPING chuck. It is especially well suited for the use in heavy machining. Supporting pallets up to 1000mm x 1000mm with weight in excess of 10 tons, this chuck offers rigid clamping for turning and milling. After the blow-off function cleans the chuck during a load cycle, it can be used to monitor pallet presence. Features: s Tapered chuck eases cleaning s Air assisted clamping option s Air blast cleaning passages s Air verification of pallet presence s Two elevated support pads Clamping Force (lbs) Chuck Model Catalog Number Spring Only %3! 15.277.185 2,850-3,300 Air Connection Turbo Assist* Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange 6,600-8,800 21.4 — 3 s 3CREWS SCREW COVERS AND O RINGS INCLUDED * Sealed pocket required for Turbo Assist A 15.277.040 15.277.041 SRC 185 15.277.043 ° 45 SRA 185 SRB 185 ø112 B.C. s 3CREWS INCLUDED Contact Pads (SRB Only) 0 50-.008 A 66 Section A-A s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS -.03 Catalog Number ø80 Ring Type 8xM8 SHCS (8x) ø186-.01 Clamping Ring ø162 B.C. 22.5° A 81 M8 SHCS (8x) 45° Open Port (1x) ø10x7 O-Ring Included (1x) A Plug Screw Do Not Remove Section A-A 29 162 ø186 25 Confirmation Ports (2x) ø10x7 O-Ring Included (2x) +.001 60 ø145-.001 53 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 67 ASSF 170 Pre-Assembled Automation Solutions This automation chuck is produced from a steel body with dimensions of 170mm x 170mm. It is designed to accept a single clamping ring at centerline of the pallet. A stable platform is provided for all machining applications through the use of four clamping wedges and four supporting orientation pads. Clamping Force (lbs) Air Connection Chuck Model Catalog Number Spring Only Turbo Assist* Weight (lbs) Port Size Flange ASSF 170 15.279.170 1,100-1,350 2,860-3,300 20.1 1/8 (2x) 3 s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED * Sealed pocket required for Turbo Assist PALLET DRAWING PG. 73 A 14 Clamping Ring SRA 170 15.279.120 M6 SHCS (8x) 45° ø33 s 3CREWS INCLUDED Ring shown on pallet 68 2 A s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 0 25.50 Section A-A ø126 Catalog Number ø112 B.C. Ring Type 83 (Open) 1/8 BSP Port (4x) Pass Through Air Pressure (Ships Plugged) M10 (8x) ø6 0 73 (Clamped) 140 164 60 120 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Unplugged) 1/8 BSP Turbo Port (Ships Unplugged) 60 120 140 55 1/8 BSP Port (4x) Confirmation Air Pressure (Ships Plugged) 71 164 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s 0ALLET DRAWING SEE 0G 69 ASSF 250 This automation chuck is produced from a steel body with dimensions of 250mm x 250mm. It is designed to accept a single clamping ring at centerline of the pallet. A stable platform is provided for all machining applications through the use of four clamping wedges and four supporting orientation pads. This chuck supports a passage for delivering compressed air to the top side of the fixture plate. Clamping Force (lbs) Chuck Model Catalog Number ASSF 250 15.279.250 Air Connection Weight (lbs) Spring Only Turbo Assist* 1,100-1,350 2,860-3,300 Port Size Flange 1/8 (2x) 3 71.2 s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED * Sealed pocket required for Turbo Assist PALLET DRAWING PG. 73 A 14 Clamping Ring SRA 170 15.279.120 M6 SHCS (8x) 45° ø33 s 3CREWS INCLUDED 2 A 70 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 0 25.50 Section A-A ø126 Catalog Number ø112 B.C. Ring Type 82 (Open) 68 (Clamped) M12 Bolting Pattern Note: To Match Machine Table Please Consult BIG Kaiser Engineering Dept. ø6 0 Confirmation Port (8x) (Ships Plugged) +.01 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Unplugged) 210-.01 250 80 160 Pass Through (4x) Air Pressure Port 20 80 160 250 50 66 ø14H7 (2x) 1/8 BSP Turbo Port (Ships Unplugged) s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS s 0ALLET DRAWING SEE 0G 71 BALF 170 & BALF 250 CLAMPING RING & LOCATORS When automation pallets need additional support or orientation, a mating cup bushing and taper cone are used. Their tight fit delivers stability and accurate orientation for large pallets. ø30 h5 M10x1.5 15 7.80 9.80 16 Fig. 1 Fig. 3 8 24 +.5 0 Fig. 2 L H L H Catalog Number Description Figure 15.279.055 Centering Bushing Male Taper 1 15.279.056 Centering Bushing Female Taper 2 15.279.057 SHCS M10 x L20 w/ Air Passage 3 A 14 Clamping Ring SRA 170 15.279.120 M6 SHCS (8x) 45° ø33 s 3CREWS INCLUDED 2 A 72 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 0 25.50 Section A-A ø126 Catalog Number ø112 B.C. Ring Type BALSF 170 Pallet ø65 Catalog Number ø33 ø3 Pass Through Air Pressure (4x) s (ANDLES INCLUDED 14 53.9 44.5 29 15.279.175 +.01 120-.01 164 BALSF 250 Pallet ø65 Catalog Number ø33 ø3 Pass Through Air Pressure (4x) 14 25 44 s (ANDLES INCLUDED but not shown on drawing 57 15.279.255 +.01 160-.01 250 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 73 AUTOMATION PALLET SYSTEMS Complete pallet assemblies are available for use in Mono, Duo and Quad configurations. For companies opting to produce their own pallets, all components can be purchased individually. The robot gripper couplings are also available. Dual Clamping Stations Quad Clamping Stations DSA 110 QPA 110 QSA 110 DPA 110 QSA 125 74 QPA 125 75 MULTI-AXIS SYSTEMS 76 Multi-Axis Systems for 5-Sided Machining Our multi-axis workholding products are designed to provide flexibility and functionality for 5-axis machining and 5-sided machining via multiple part transfers. We also offer solutions for machines with retrofit 4th/5th axis tables. BIG Kaiser can help you to maximize the benefits of your machine design through efficient workholding. These multi-axis workholding solutions locate and stabilize the workpieces without obstructing access to the top and sides of the part. They also allow a clamped workpiece to be flipped into new orientations for subsequent machining operations without unclamping it from the workholding. 5-Axis Duo Bridge .................. Pg. 80-81 First Grip ......................Pg. 82-83 Dovetail Grip .......................... Pg. 84-85 5-Axis Riser Chucks ....Pg. 86-87 77 MULTI-AXIS SYSTEMS OVERVIEW Workholding: When and Where You Need It If your optimal work zone is directly over the center of the machine table, our low-profile grid plates with integrated Unilock zero-point clamping systems are available, out of the box, as turnkey solutions. By offering cap screw and dowel pin technology intermixed with zero-point Unilock chucks, our base plates allow you to quickly load virtually any workholding product, including 5-axis vises and dovetail clamping solutions. If the workpiece needs to be elevated above the table and that feature is not built into the workholding component, Unilock can be used to raise the workholding or the workpiece. Unilock clamping knobs can also be attached directly to the bottom of the workpieces and within 25mm of the machining edge. Unilock zero-point clamping chucks can also be surface mounted directly to the machine table. With an overall height of 46mm, the ASM 146 and ISM 160 chucks are excellent candidates when you need to quickly bolt on a quick-change Unilock receiver. Our 5-axis clamping products, Dovetail Grip and First Grip can also be directly affixed to a machine table, a grid plate or processed in Unilock chucks. 5-Axis System Raw Work Material with Unilock Knob Dovetail & Uniclamp First Grip Vise 5-Axis Duo Bridge Custom Machine Base Custom Machine Base 78 79 5-AXIS DUO BRIDGE DUAL 45º 105/65 BASE PLATES This base plate can be mounted directly to the top of a 5-axis table or loaded through a pair of Unilock zero-point chucks. Two elevated Unilock chucks are mounted at 90 degrees to each other so one is out of the way while the other IS BEING MACHINED %ACH CYCLE TWO PARTS CAN BE COMPLETED Special base plates can be designed and manufactured, so there is no limit to the machine table configurations that can be supported by this solution. Features: s Process two workpieces at a time without interference s Turbo option provides over 2,000 lbs of clamping force s Two timing notches provide increased rigidity s Timing pins can also locate off the sides of the chuck s Plumbing is integrated into the bottom of the base plate Catalog Number Description Chuck Air Supply 15.270.365 DXB 200-45 5-Axis Duo Bridge AFM 105/65 (2x) Fittings or Through Base s &IXTURE INCLUDES 3"! +NOB AND 3"" +NOB 80 65 12H6 (4x) Turbo (2x) Open (2x) ø3 (4x) 32.8 0 14 0 12 46 ø145 View B B 210 22 124 45° 45° 160.4 5 10 57.2 57.2 200 345 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 81 FIRST GRIP First Grip is a minimally intrusive clamping solution for 1st operations using raw bar or plate stock. Designed to bite into raw material, First Grip leaves an impression that in most cases will be machined away in a subsequent operation. First Grip can be used in a single jaw configuration or it can be used in series to hold larger workpieces. The fixed jaw can be removed allowing for unlimited workpiece sizes and shapes. For special fixture designs, dowel pin locations are provided to accurately position First Grip where you need it. Features: s No preparatory machining of workpieces is required s Can be used in series for wide workpieces s Available in two widths: 34mm and 50mm s Unilock adapter plates are available Screws Body Clamping Jaw 15° Pin 1.8 Clamping Bolt Scale 2:1 82 First Grip 39 Catalog Number 15.282.120 s 3CREWS PINS NOT INCLUDED M8 SHCS (3x) Clamping Bolt (25 ft-lbs) 42 3.1 115 Max 25 25 34 ø8H6 (2x) 100 ±.01 120 136.5 First Grip 50 Catalog Number 15.282.145 s 3CREWS PINS NOT INCLUDED Clamping Bolt (25 ft-lbs) 50 56 95 Max 4.9 M10 SHCS (3x) 25 25 ø10H6 (2x) 50 100 ±.01 120 140 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 83 DOVETAIL GRIP Dovetail Grip is a universally adjustable clamping system where workpiece size is only limited by the length of the THREAD THAT PULLS THE JAWS TOGETHER %ACH END OF THE JAW CAN be positioned anywhere on your machine table through the use of multiple bases that supports dowel pin position for 40mm and 50mm grid plates. The top of the bases are serrated allowing each jaw to be locked into the baseplate in 1.5mm increments. Multiple jaw sets can be used on the same workpiece and the dovetail does not have to be cut to a specific size. The 78.9mm opening limit is only applicable when both jaws are attached to a single serrated base. Longer bases are available on request; however there is more system flexibility when multiple short bases are used. The serrated bases also support a vise jaw solution. Features: s Specific dovetail sizes are not required s Infinitely adjustable when two base rails are use s Can be used in sets to hold irregular shapes s Conventional style vise jaws are available s Multiple base rail lengths available Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Catalog Number Description Figure 15.280.101 Fixed Jaw 1 15.280.102 Clamping Jaw 2 15.250.200† Base Rail 3 † Longer base rails available upon request 84 B 6.83 4 3.18 ° 60 ø3 (2x) Detail C Detail B Scale 2:1 Scale 2:1 C 130 60 126 70 14 Hex 15 N-m/11 ft-lb 78.9 Max 16.5 Min 40 +.01 120-.01 ø12H6 (2x) 198 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 85 5-AXIS RISER CHUCKS Unilock Riser Chucks, Extensions & Reductions Unilock riser chucks have a working diameter of 80mm. They are available on base plates or as stacking modules in heights of 75mm and 100mm. Base plate chucks have 12mm dowel pin holes that locate chucks on 40mm and 50mm grid patterns. Base chucks can also have clamping knobs attached for use in other Unilock chucks or the stacking version can be used for elevation and clearance. All chucks open and close quickly with a single hex key. The chucks are all capable of clamping any Unilock 40mm knob. By using a riser assembly, workpieces CAN BE CLAMPED MM FROM THEIR EDGE %XTENSIONS allow the clamping knob to be anchored 25mm from THE WORKPIECE EDGE %XTENSIONS REDUCE THE WORKING diameter from 80mm to 50mm and add an additional elevation of 25mm or 50mm. SBA Clamping Knob (Not Included with 5-Axis Base) Base ø12H7 (6x) Locating Holes 2x Clamping Jaw Differential Screw (6mm Hex Wrench Not Included) 86 Reduction Reduction Catalog Number Catalog Number 15.250.302 15.250.301 ø80 ø50 ø25H7 M12 28 35 50 5 0 -.01 28 5 25-.01 (min) 0 ø17 M12 Extension† Extension† Catalog Number Catalog Number ø80 ø76 0 15 100-.01 12.5 M8 Through 15.250.202 18 0 75-.01 15.250.201 ø12H7 (2x) 50 ±.01 M14 (M12 SHCS) Base† Base† Catalog Number Catalog Number 15.250.102 15.250.101 98 50 ±.01 ø144 120 ±.01 100 ±.01 0 100-.01 M8 Through 0 17 R6 75-.01 ø80 ø76 M12 ø25H7 ø12H7 (6x) s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS † 6mm hex wrench sold separately M14 (M12 SHCS) 87 MINERAL CAST SYSTEMS 88 Mineral Cast Systems ROC® mineral cast solutions increase capacity and throughput by reducing burden and transport weights. Much like a skyscraper, we produce a steel substructure for stability. Ours are precision machined and filled with ground positioning components and fasteners. We then fill or encapsulate the assembly with a composite structure of mineral particles and epoxy resin. The result is a working platform that is light weight, stable and damped. Mineral particles make up about 90% of the added weight, with the remaining being resin and curing agents. The added composite structure has an excellent density to weight ratio of 2.3 kg/dm3. The finished composite structure is produced without heat to preserve the integrity of the precision machined surfaces and clamping components. ROC® mineral cast media has low thermal conductivity and excellent resistance to corrosion. As the mineral cast component has low tensile and impact strength, unintended impacts to the composite structure will not disturb the steel positioning and clamping components. With attenuation rates 6 to 10 times better than grey cast iron, ROC® mineral cast solutions can increase cell output. ROC® mineral cast columns can be designed and built to customer specifications. We do offer standard columns for horizontal machining center applications with integrated Unilock zero-point chucks or grid patterns. %RGONOMICS AND MACHINE CAPACITY ASPECTS OF MANUFACTURING GET EASIER WITH 2/#® mineral cast workholding solutions, many of which are 50% lighter then alternatives. As companies look to standardize their operator interfaces, they should also look to ROC® mineral cast solutions to package these standards. Features: s All critical metal surfaces are finish machined after molding s Customer specific solutions are available upon request s Weight reduced solutions do not induce vibration s Hollow structures can be filled, solid structures can be encased s Mineral cast surfaces are corrosion resistant Columns ........................ Pg. 90-91 Grid Columns ................ Pg. 92-93 Pallets, Riser Pads & Custom Solutions ......... Pg. 94-95 89 COLUMNS ROC® Mineral Cast Body (Optional Steel Cover) Steel Core 1/4" Ports for Unclamping (4x) 1/4" Port for Turbo Assist (1x) M16 for Eyebolt (1x) Air Fitting and Air Lines Cast Into the Body Steel Housing for Chuck Steel Base Plate Unilock EFM 138 Chuck Note: Adapter Plate Sold Separately. Please Consult BIG Kaiser Eng. Dept. for Assistance. Catalog Number Fig. (Pg. 91) 15.100.000 15.100.002 Cross 3 — 450 — 17.717 — 8 Cross 3 — — 650 — 25.591 12 Cross — 3 450 — 17.717 — 8 Cross — 3 — 650 — 25.591 12 2 15.100.003 Cube — 3 15.100.005 Cube — 3 15.100.006 Rectangle — 3 15.100.007 Rectangle — 3 Rectangle — 3 15.100.004 3 4 15.100.008 15.100.009 90 Inch Steel Cover 1 15.100.001 Metric Steel Core Shape Rectangle — 3 Length 270 238 Width H1 H2 270 Length 10.630 450 — — 650 238 9.370 450 — — 650 450 — 399 Width H1 H2 Number Of Chucks 10.630 17.717 — 8 — 25.591 12 9.370 17.717 — 8 — 25.591 12 17.717 — 8 — 25.591 12 15.709 220 8.661 499 19.646 — 650 125 200 125 H2 200 200 125 125 200 H1 H1 H2 L L W Figure 1 W Figure 2 0* 200* 125 125 H1 H1 200 H2 H2 200 200* 125 125 20 W L W L Figure 3 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS Figure 4 * 250mm spacing also available 91 GRID COLUMNS Steel Core M16 (1x) for Eyebolt Anchor Locates and Retains Fixtures Standard: M12 Thread w/ ø12mm F7 Bore Optional: M16 Thread w/ ø16mm F7 Bore 40 & 50mm Patterns Note: Adapter Plate Sold Separately. Please Consult BIG Kaiser Eng. Dept. for Assistance. Steel Base Plate Compatible Unilock Chuck: AFM 146 AFM 105/65 ASM 120 5-Axis Systems 40mm Grid Pattern Catalog Number Metric Fig. Inch Shape Steel Core Steel Cover Cross 3 — 15.100.012 Cross 3 — 750 15.100.014 Cube 3 3 600 Length 15.100.010 1 2 Width Height Length Width 600 300 300 300 11.811 300 Height 23.622 11.811 29.528 23.622 11.811 11.811 15.100.016 Cube 3 3 15.100.018 Rectangle 3 3 15.100.020 Rectangle 3 3 15.100.022 Rectangle 3 3 500 200 750 19.685 7.874 29.528 15.100.024 Rectangle 3 3 630 200 800 24.803 7.874 31.496 Shape Steel Core Steel Cover Height Length Width 3 750 29.528 600 400 200 23.622 15.748 7.874 750 29.528 50mm Grid Pattern Catalog Number Metric Fig. Length Width Inch Cross 3 — 15.100.013 Cross 3 — 750 15.100.015 Cube 3 3 600 15.100.017 Cube 3 3 15.100.019 Rectangle 3 3 15.100.021 Rectangle 3 3 Rectangle 3 3 15.100.011 4 5 6 15.100.023 15.100.025 92 Rectangle 3 600 300 3 300 300 11.811 300 11.811 29.528 23.622 11.811 11.811 750 29.528 600 400 200 23.622 15.748 7.874 750 500 750 29.528 19.685 200 630 Height 23.622 29.528 7.874 800 24.803 31.496 40mm Grid Pattern 40 40 L L W Figure 1 H 40 H H 40 40 40 W W L Figure 2 Figure 3 50mm Grid Pattern 50 50 L Figure 4 W L Figure 5 H 50 H H 50 50 50 W W L Figure 6 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 93 PALLETS, RISER PADS & CUSTOM SOLUTIONS Grid Clamping Pallets %SPECIALLY MADE FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF NEW MACHINING CENTERS WE OFFER GRID CLAMPING PALLETS PRODUCED WITH THE HELP OF 2/#® mineral casting, including a steel cover on the top of the pallet for optimal stability. Weight Reduction All clamping pallets and devices can be manufactured as light as possible and filled up with ROC® mineral cast. Threaded inserts or other construction elements can be cast into in the pallets. Pneumatic lines are incased in the casting and completely airtight. 94 Riser Pads For a more flexible use of your vices, we offer riser pads for many popular vises brands. With a width up to 4.921", vices can be elevated on our ROC® vice pads according to their mounting requirements. Customized Items ROC® mineral cast products can be customized to meet your specific needs. We gladly provide our know-how in this area for maximizing your designs. We look forward to giving you advice on the use of ROC® mineral cast technology for your own components and to show you possible cost-reducing potential. 95 ROBOT INTERFACES 96 Robot Interfaces When using robots to pick and place fixtured workpieces into machine tools, Unilock can be used on the table to control workpiece placement and clamping. Unilock can also be used on the end of the robot arm as the pick interface. Twin Pin Gripper ....................Pg. 98-99 Clamping Knob Gripper ........Pg. 100-101 97 TWIN PIN GRIPPER Sold as a complete assembly, the gripper is located on the robot arm or an adapter plate with two dowel pins. Four M8 threaded holes are used to secure it in place. The coupling is also oriented on the pallet with two dowel pins. Three M10 cap screws are used to attach the couplings to fixture plates. 136 60 86 1.5 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS Housing Plunger Air Blast Unclamped 98 Ball Bushing Clamped Robot Gripper RK1 Catalog Number 15.279.200 Turbo Port (Ships Unplugged) 64 Cleaning Port (Ships Unplugged) Open Port (Ships Unplugged) ø8H7 15 Deep (2x) 120 +.01 M8x1.25 16 Deep (4x) 135-.01 80 ø30 1/8 BSP (4x) (Ships Plugged) Optional Support Pads 80 156 30 85.5 Robot Gripper Pallet Block PKV1 Catalog Number 15.279.210 156 65 65 M10 SHCS (3x) A 20 +.01 80-.01 A ø42 ø30H9 +.01 8.5-.01 65 49 46 3 ø8H7 (2x) Through All +.01 Locktite 638 140-.01 Section A-A s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 99 CLAMPING KNOB GRIPPER Any Unilock chuck and clamping knob combination can be used as a robot gripper and coupler. In order to keep the pallet coupling to a minimal thickness, we offer a version of our AFM 105/65 chuck that has two dowel pin holes in the face to help support the pallet. These couplings can be purchased as an assembly or the clamping knob and pins can be attached directly to the pallets. Robot Adapter Plate (Not Included, Please Consult Robot Manual for Mounting Geometry) Robot Gripper PK 105/65 SBA Clamping Knob (Included) Robot Gripper Pallet Black PKV 150/65 Pallet (Not Included) 100 Robot Gripper PK 105/65 Catalog Number 15.272.166 s .O HARDWARE INCLUDED 120 ±.01 ø10H6 (2x) 20 ±.01 46 65 80 ±.01 ø12H7 (3x) 120 140 M8 SHCS (4x) 1/8 BSP Turbo Port (Ships Unplugged) 30 1/8 BSP Open Port (Ships Unplugged) 10 20 0 65-.005 44 55 Optional Ports (ø1.5x13 O-Ring) 25 Robot Gripper Pallet Block PKV 105/65 Catalog Number 15.279.215 Timing Pins (2x) (Pallet Side) s 3CREWS PINS INCLUDED Timing Pins (2x) (Chuck Side) SBA Knob 300 Max 200 180 M8 SHCS (8x) 35 50 Max 40 Min 65 32.5 1.5 20 ±.01 10.5 ±.01 22.5 120 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 80 ±.01 165 ±.01 ø10mm Pins (4x) Pallet (Not Included) 101 ACCESSORIES 102 Accessories For proper operation of the Unilock chucks, air fittings, valves and supply systems are required. Please consult with BIG Kaiser %NG $EPT FOR THE PROPER SELECTION /THER ACCESSORIES HELP WITH THE MAINTENANCE AND USE OF THE SYSTEM FOR VARIOUS FUNCTIONS 0LEASE CONSULT ")' +AISER %NG $EPT for proper selection. Chuck Air Fittings ..................... Pg. 104-105 Subplate Air Fittings ................ Pg. 106 Positioning Pins & Bushings .................................... Pg. 107 Dust Covers ............................. Pg. 107 Toe Clamps ............................... Pg. 107 Mounting Rings & Rotary Table Kits ..................... Pg. 107 Repair & Replacement Components ............................. Pg. 107 103 CHUCK AIR FITTINGS Air fittings and parts are sold separately or as a kit. Other valve options available upon request. Please consult ")' +AISER %NG $EPT Contents Air Kit Catalog Number 15.350.000 Catalog Number Description Quantity 15.312.000 Filter Regulator Assembly 1 15.350.009 Standard Hand Valve 1 15.350.020 Uni. Thread 1/4" Tube 1 15.350.021 Uni. Thread 1/8 Pipe x 1/4" Tube 1 15.350.001 1/4" OD Tube 10 ft Postion 2 15.350.009 15.350.001 Plugged – Port 4 ø1/4" O.D. ø5.5 (4x) 49 45° 49 45° s 3OLD BY THE FOOT 1/4" Tube – Port 2 (Output) 15.312.000 ø5.5 48 Postion 4 ø5.5 x 2 1/4" Tube (Port 1-Supply) 73 9 1/4" Tube (Output) 6.5 s &ULLY ASSEMBLED s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 104 Vent – Port 3 s &ULLY ASSEMBLED Do Not Plug s /THER OPTIONS AVAILABLE s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS 1/8 Pipe Fitting Hex 14.3 1/4 Pipe Fitting 15.350.020 Catalog Number 14.3 Catalog Number 15.350.021 17 22.5 ø1/4" Tube 20.5 17 ø1/4" Tube ø3.2 Uni. 1/4 Pipe ø3.2 Uni. 1/8 Pipe 20.5 17 21.5 23.5 30.1 20.5 17 ø1/4" Tube 15.350.023 28.1 15.350.022 Catalog Number ø1/4" Tube Catalog Number Hex 11.1 1/8 Pipe Fitting Hex 14.3 1/4 Pipe Fitting ø3.2 Uni. 1/8 Pipe ø3.2 Uni. 1/4 Pipe 41 17 Uni. 1/4 Pipe $OOGLPHQVLRQVDUHLQPLOOLPHWHUV 41 17 23.5 30.1 17 17 21.5 s #OMPATIBLE WITH Rc, GNDT & NDTF ø1/4" Tube (2x) 15.350.025 28.1 15.350.024 Catalog Number ø1/4" Tube (2x) Catalog Number Hex 11.1 1/8 Pipe Fitting Hex 14.3 1/4 Pipe Fitting ø3.2 ø3.2 Uni. 1/8 Pipe 105 R6 SUBPLATE AIR FITTINGS 12.8 20 33 25 13 66° ø5x1.2 O-Ring (Included) M5 Thread M4 SHCS (Included) Catalog Number 15.260.727 11 50.5 1/8 BSP Catalog Number 15.260.728 ø12.5 ø1/4" Tube (2x) ø12 45 50.8 ø1/4" Tube Catalog Number 15.260.729 ø13.4 3.6 20.4 ø13.2 #10-32 Catalog Number 15.350.260 24 30.7 106 s !LL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS ø1/4" Tube ACCESSORIES & REPAIR COMPONENTS Positioning Pins & Bushings Catalog Number Description 15.260.309 Positioning Bushing - Indexing 15.260.350 Positioning Pin 12mm Indexing 15.260.351 Positioning Pin 8mm Indexing 15.260.352 Positioning Pin 10mm Indexing 15.261.169 Positioning Pin 25mm Indexing 15.270.420 Positioning Pin - ASM 120 – 12/10 15.270.422 Positioning Pin - ASM 120 – 12/12 15.270.426 Positioning Pin - ASM 120 – 12/16 15.270.427 Indexing Pin ø14mm 15.270.428 Indexing Step Pin ø8/ø14mm 15.270.429 14mm Indexing Key Mounting Rings & Rotary Table Kits Catalog Number Description 15.260.200 ø217mm Mounting Ring for MSM 170 15.260.205 ø210mm Mounting Ring for MSM 170 15.260.215 Ctr. Plug ø2" for ø210mm Ring 15.270.186 ø170mm Split Ring (ASM 120) Repair & Replacement Components Dust Covers Catalog Number Description Catalog Number Description 15.260.170 Chip Guard 170 15.260.792 O-Ring, Bottom Port Unilock 15.270.090 Chip Guard 90 15.260.794 / 2ING &ACE 5NILOCK %3- 15.270.120 Chip Guard 120 15.260.795 O-Ring, Spring Assembly (Pkg of 8) 15.270.130 Chip Guard 138 15.260.796 / 2ING 0ISTON 5NILOCK %3- 15.260.310 Chip Guard Clamping Knob M8 15.270.191 O-Ring, Clamp Pin Outside - Viton 15.260.790 M8 SHCS Cover (Pkg of 6) 15.270.192 / 2ING +IT FOR 5NILOCK %3- 15.270.198 O-Ring Kit for Unilock ASM 120 15.272.190 2EPAIR +IT FOR %3- 4URBO 6ITON s #LAMPING KNOBS INCLUDED WITH DUST COVERS Toe Clamps Catalog Number Description 15.270.403 Adj. Toe Clamp - S30 15.270.404 Adj. Toe Clamp - S40 15.270.405 Adj. Toe Clamp - S50 15.270.450 Toe Clamp Blank 15.270.454 Toe Clamp Blank (Set of 4) 107 SERVICE & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 108 Spring Retaining Bolt Bushing O-Ring Clamping Pin O-Ring Clamping Pin Bushing Piston O-RIng Spring Housing Piston Mounting Screw Parts for Turbo Version Mounting Screw Cover Cover Plate Mounting Screws Cover Plate Cover Plate Mounting Screws O-Ring Cover Plate O-Rings s Min. operating air pressure: 75 PSI s Min. recommended air line: ø.250" O.D. s Air must be filtered to a maximum particle size of 10μm, dried, and lubricated s Use of dust covers is recommended for chucks that are not in use s Close all air connections when chuck is not in use s For vertical wall mounting, chuck orientation should be such that the clamping pins are horizontal s For longer term storage, spray rust preventative into air ports and cycle the chucks 4-5 times s &OR MORE IN DEPTH SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE CONSULT ")' +AISER %NGINEERING $EPARTMENT 109 BIG Kaiser Precision Tooling Inc. is not just zero-point workholding. We’re boring tools, tool holders, cutting tools, tool presetters, accessories and so much more. We’re BIG-PLUS®, CAT, BT, HSK and BIG CAPTO. We’re tightening tolerances, reducing setup and cycle times, increasing tool life, and enhancing performance while driving down cost. We’re delivering high-performance products and ingenuity for shops that demand results. 2600 Huntington Blvd, Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 Phone: 847.228.7660 • Fax: 847.228.0881 www.bigkaiser.com • bigkaiser@bigkaiser.com 10/2012 © Copyright 2012 BIG Kaiser Precision Tooling Inc. All rights reserved.
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