Corrosion; Jaw Range - SCHUNK KSC-D 125 Montage- Und Betriebsanleitung

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The KSC-D offers a host of attachment options on the supporting table that have all been
integrated into the device.
(Illustration of principle: KSC-D 125 L-460)
The following interfaces are included in the basic variant:
Ø 12 H7 positioning bores to align the vice.
Ø 12 H7 positioning bores (distance 50 mm) so the vice can be positioned and secured to grid
plates (50 mm grid) and on T-slot tables using Ø12 f7/M12 fitting screws or M12 cylinder screws.
Ø 25 H6 alignment holes for the VERO-S quick-change palleting system with a centre distance
of 200 mm.
Longitudinal grooves on the sides to attach clamping claws.
M4 attachment thread in the tool body for alignment using alignment and centring sets.
M12 threads at the front on reference surface.
The KSC-D can also be produced at the factory with customer-specific positioning and fixing
holes as well as with location recesses for various commonly available zero point clamping
systems.

4.2 Corrosion

The KSC-D's tool body has been nickel-plated. Carriages and jaws are made of steel. Well-
maintained coolant is necessary to guarantee ideal functionality which must demonstrate
specified concentrations,
pH values and conductivity properties.
Deviations from manufacturer data may lead to a formation of corrosion.

4.3 Jaw range

The reliable function of the clamping device is significantly affected by the selection of the
correct jaws.
For further data, please see the current catalogue >> Schunk stationary Workholding <<
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