Hainbuch’s quick-change special has scrap down to ZERO at Scot Bennett Engineering
Subcontract machine shop Scot Bennett Engineering were losing 10% of components to scrap. Fortunately, the team…
The Hainbuch Manok Manual Stationary Chuck can lend itself to many applications including 3 axis Milling to 5th axis Milling, for internal and external gripping of round or irregular shaped components, accurately and securely.
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