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Summary: Holding
workpieces at specific angles.
Angle plates are
precision workholding devices used in metalworking to hold workpieces
vertically or at a precise angle. They are typically made of cast iron or steel
and are machined to have accurate 90-degree angles between their faces.
Function: Angle plates provide a stable and rigid surface to which workpieces can be clamped or bolted. This allows for machining operations to be performed on the workpiece at a specific angle, most commonly 90 degrees.
Use: They are
commonly used on:
* Milling machines: To hold workpieces for
vertical machining.
* Drill presses: To hold workpieces
perpendicular to the drill.
* Surface grinders: To hold workpieces at
an angle for grinding.
* Inspection: To check the squareness of
parts.
Types: Angle
plates come in various sizes and designs, including:
* Solid angle plates: Basic plates with
90-degree faces.
* Adjustable angle plates: Allow for
setting various angles.
* Slotted angle plates: Have slots for easy clamping or bolting.
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