Pneumatic Fixture

Pneumatic Fixture Specification

Size
Standard

Usage
Industrial

Working Process
Welding

Color
Silver

Material
Mild steel

Pneumatic Fixture Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
50 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
2-10 Days

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Pneumatic Fixture

A pneumatic fixture uses compressed air to securely hold and precisely position workpieces during manufacturing processes like machining, assembly, and inspection. Composed of pneumatic actuators, clamps, and sometimes sensors, these fixtures are favored for their speed, repeatability, ease of automation, and ability to provide stable, precise, and efficient operations in industries such as aerospace and automotive.

Key Characteristics and Functions

Compressed Air Powered:

The core function is the use of compressed air to create the clamping force, which makes them powerful yet flexible.
Workpiece Handling:

They firmly hold and position workpieces, ensuring stability and minimizing movement during processing.
Precision and Repeatability:

Pneumatic fixtures provide accurate and repeatable positioning, which is critical for high-precision operations and minimizing errors.
Speed and Automation:

They can be quickly engaged and released, making them ideal for automated, high-volume production environments.
Customizability:

They are versatile and can be tailored to suit specific workpieces, shapes, sizes, and clamping requirements.

Components

Pneumatic Actuators:

These are the components that use air pressure to drive the clamping mechanisms.
Clamps:

Designed to grip the workpiece, providing the necessary hold for operations.
Sensors:

May be integrated to monitor the fixture's status, such as whether the pressure frame is closed.

Common Applications

Machining: Holding parts for drilling, milling, and other precise metalworking operations.
Assembly: Securing components for joining or fastening processes.
Inspection: Providing a stable platform for quality control and testing of finished or in-progress parts.
Welding: Holding parts in the correct alignment for automated welding.