Summary of commonly used fixtures and classification of tooling fixtures

　When operating machine tools, we must first definitely understand what the scope of the work we are doing includes. Here are nine types for you. How to clamp the workpiece firmly during use? This will use a clamp. Now I will summarize the clamps we often use in operation. The following is a detailed introduction, I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

　　1. Summary of commonly used fixtures

　　1. Chuck. It can be said that the chuck is familiar to our robots but not the familiar clamp. The chuck is hundreds of years old. It can be said to be a very classic fixture.

　　2. T-shaped workbench. The T-shaped workbench can be said to be very classic. Wherever there is machinery, there is a T-shaped workbench.

　　3. T-shaped block, screw, pressure plate and nut. It is difficult to imagine how the workpiece would be clamped on the machine tool without these combinations.

　　4. Vise, Max. For workpieces that cannot be pressed by the pressure plate, you can consider using a bench vise or Max clamp.

　　5. Magnetic platform. Magnetic platforms are convenient but relatively expensive.

　　6. Spindle and tool holder. The crystallization of human wisdom and technology.

　　7. Spring collet/collet. With it, one tool holder can realize the clamping of cutting tools of different specifications.

　　8. Cylinder fixture. The essence of automatic clamping.

　　9. Dividing head. It used to be very beautiful. With the emergence of indexing spindles, it gradually declined.