Quick overview: With the Swift-Fix Fullkit all fixture requirements for multisensor CMMs can be met. The components are stored in a dedicated case, ensuring individual items are always easy to find.
Quick overview: With its content of 93 components the Swift-Fix Gold Kit is suitable for the construction of larger and complex fixtures. The components are stored in a dedicated case, ensuring individual items are always easy to find.
Quick overview: The Swift-Fix Silver Kit includes 66 components for building fixtures. The components are stored in a dedicated case, ensuring individual items are always easy to find.
Quick overview: The Swift-Fix Starterkit contains basic components for fixture requirements of multisensor CMMs. The components are stored in a dedicated case, ensuring individual items are always easy to find.
Quick overview: Standoff made of aluminium, with M8 thread. It is used for lifting parts or for attaching other Swift-Fix components to achieve the required height.
Quick overview: Pillars are used to horizontally mount Swift-Fix elements. It adds both stability and height and can be fixed to either the base plate or the machine table.
Quick overview: Standoff made of aluminium, with M8 thread. It is used for lifting parts or for attaching other Swift-Fix components to achieve the required height.
Quick overview: Standoff made of aluminium, with M8 thread. It is used for lifting parts or for attaching other Swift-Fix components to achieve the required height.
Quick overview: This fixture base plate can be connected side-by-side with other base plates with the same size. M8 holes and alpha numeric identification allowing fixtures to be re-built easily.
Quick overview: The twin Vee block can be used with the flexible vice to position and hold parts in place. It can also be used to centre parts diagonally in combination with the single Vee.
Quick overview: Standoff made of aluminium, with M4 thread. It is used for lifting parts or for attaching other Swift-Fix components to achieve the required height.
