CNC Workholding
Product Details
| Model | DK215 |
| Thru Hole Dia. [mm] | 117.5 |
| Plunger Stroke [mm] | 23 |
| Jaw Stroke Dia. [mm] | 10.6 |
| Max RPM [r.p.m.] | 2500 |
| Max Draw Bar Pull Force [kgf(kN)] | 4790(47) |
| Max Gripping Force [kgf(kN)] | 12130(119) |
| Max. Hydraulic Pressure [kgf/cm2(MPa )] | 17(1.7) |
| Weight [kg] | 103.2 |
| Matching Cylinder | / |
| Gripping Range[mm] | Φ35~Φ381 |


Model | DK215 |
Spindle Nose No. | A2-11(A2-8) |
A | 381 |
B | 133 |
C(h6) | 300 |
D | 196.869 |
E | 25 |
F | 6 |
G | 6-M12X1.75P |
G1 | 3-M8 |
G2 | 6-M20X2.5P |
G3 | 4-M6 |
H | 324 |
H1 | 260 |
H2 | 235 |
H3 | 155 |
I | 117.5 |
J | 28 |
K | 43 |
L | 66 |
M | 165 |
N | 42.5 |
O | M130X2P |
P | 62 |
Q | 22 |

How many types of CNC workholding?
Types of CNC Workholding:
Vises:
Machine Vises: Commonly used for securing flat parts, these are typically mounted to the CNC table. They can be manually operated or powered.
Angle Vises: Useful for holding workpieces at specific angles, especially in machining operations that require angled cuts.
Chucks:
Lathe Chucks: Essential for CNC lathes, chucks hold cylindrical workpieces. They come in various styles, like three-jaw (self-centering) and four-jaw (independent) chucks.
Fixtures:
Dedicated Fixtures: Custom-built for a specific part or component, these are designed to provide maximum stability and precision.
Modular Fixtures: These allow for flexibility and can be adjusted to hold different parts, typically using a grid system.
Pallets:
Automatic Pallet Systems: Often used in high-volume production for quick changeover between different workpieces, these enable unattended machining.
Clamps:
T-Slot Clamps: Used with a T-slotted table, these clamps can securely hold various shapes of workpieces.
Swing Clamps: These provide quick-action clamping for scenarios where rapid setup is required.
Magnetic Workholding:
Electromagnetic Chucks: These hold ferromagnetic materials securely while machining; they can be turned on and off as needed.
Vacuum Workholding:
Suited for flat or thin materials, vacuum systems can hold the workpiece firmly by creating suction.





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