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DB-FIX-MANUAL-01

Manual and pneumatic single-station fixture

The workhorse fixture: quick to make, cheap to change, honest to use.

Manual clampPneumatic clampModularEntry price

A single-station fixture with manual screw clamping or a pneumatic cylinder, for job shops and maintenance departments that need a repeatable set-up without the cost of a hydraulic system. Typically supplied for drilling, tapping, milling outlines and face work on parts up to 300 mm.

We build two families: a modular body that takes standard clamps and can be re-drilled for the next part, and a dedicated body machined to your part geometry when the batch justifies it.

Technical data

ClampingManual screw with torque limiter, or pneumatic cylinder 6 bar
Part envelopeUp to 300 × 300 × 200 mm
Location accuracy0.02 mm; repeatability 0.01 mm
BodyCast iron HT250, machined datum faces, blackened steel details
Clamping force2–12 kN per clamp, depending on element
BaseT-slot keys or plain base with mounting holes
OptionsQuick-change jaw plates, wear plates, chip guards, hoist eyes
Typical useDrilling, tapping, milling outlines and faces, deburring set-ups

How it is built

Priced for the job, not for the showroom

A simple manual fixture should not cost like a hydraulic one. This range exists so that low-volume and repair work still gets a proper fixture instead of a clamped-down angle plate.

Re-machinable body

The modular body has enough meat to be re-machined for the next part family. Locating pins are replaceable, so the fixture outlives the first job.

Safe manual clamping

Torque-limited handles stop an operator from over-clamping a thin wall, and the clamp height is set so the handle cannot foul the tool path.

Indicative price

Manual single-stationUSD 300 – 900
Manual with quick-change jawsUSD 900 – 1,600
Pneumatic single-stationUSD 1,600 – 2,500
Product code
DB-FIX-MANUAL-01
Minimum order
1 set
Lead time
3–5 weeks

FOB Liuzhou, indicative for standard configurations. A drawing moves the number inside the band.

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Questions

Manual or pneumatic — which should I buy?
Below roughly 300 parts per month, manual is cheaper to own: no air line, no solenoid, no filtration. Above that, the operator's wrist becomes the bottleneck and pneumatic pays back in cycle time.
Can I use my own clamps?
Yes. If you already standardise on a clamp brand, we machine the body to accept it and supply only the fixture, which cuts both price and lead time.
Do you supply the air preparation unit?
Yes, as an option: filter-regulator, gauge, solenoid valve and tubing matched to the cylinder.
How is it shipped?
Crated, with a mounting drawing, the clamp torque setting and a spare set of locating pins.

Send a drawing and get a number

3D model, machine table drawing, the operations and the annual volume — that is enough for a quote within one working day.