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Workholding and Automation Solutions



Jergens will display its growing workholding solutions and automation components at IMTS (MT-S spindle gripper pictured).

Jergens will present its expanded range of modular quick-change workholding solutions and automation capabilities at IMTS. Featured products will include the company's range of 5-axis vises and top tooling, cast iron tooling columns, Zero Point System (ZPS), low profile clamping and Quick-Loc (QL Combo) pallets.

Additionally, Jergens' Custom Design & Build (CD&B) capabilities will be presented. Leveraging the company's experience in engineering and manufacturing quick-change workholding systems, the CD&B initiative focuses on solutions based upon the needs that the part and the machining platform present. "In many cases, the use of standard workholding provides the basis for optimal solutions, shortening the time to market and allowing customers to enhance their manufacturing productivity with efficient quick-change products," noted a spokesperson.

Another key feature for Jergens this year is the company's growing automation offering for unmanned and lights-out manufacturing. That includes combinations of such products as a machine washdown tool, ZPS, a range of pneumatic and hydraulic devices and a new spindle gripper for first level automation without a robot.

The MT-S spindle gripper allows continued machined cycles by picking and placing finished components in a temporary part loading tray located within the machining area. The MT-S is stored in the tool magazine like any tool and engaged at the end of each cycle, allowing continuous machining until the part loading tray is full. Advantages of the new gripper are no additional floorspace needed, lower initial investment compared to robotics and fast training without extensive programing.

For more information contact:

Jergens, Inc.

15700 S Waterloo Road

Cleveland, OH 44110

877-486-1454 / 216-486-5540

info@jergensinc.com

www.jergensinc.com

IMTS West Building, Level 3

Booth 432154

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