WORKHOLDING & MACHINE VICES NZ

CNC Workholding and Machine Vices in New Zealand

Explore New Zealand workholding built around repeatable location, fast changeovers and practical CNC access, including pneumatic vices, zero-point bases, collet chucks and modular clamping.

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CHOOSE THE CLAMPING METHOD

Hold the part.
Keep access.

Clamping force alone is not enough. Good workholding also controls repeatability, tool access, changeover time, part distortion, chip clearance and the way the fixture locates on the machine.

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Machine vices

Best for prismatic work where repeatable jaw location, parallel clamping and clear tool access matter. Modular or compact vices can increase table density.

02

Zero-point bases

Create a repeatable locating interface between machine and fixture so vices, chucks and dedicated setups can be changed without rebuilding the datum.

03

Collet workholding

Useful for round work requiring concentric grip and fast loading. Confirm the collet standard, gripping range, pull-back behaviour and available access.

04

Three-jaw workholding

A practical option for round components, especially where pneumatic operation or automated loading can reduce handling time.

MACHINE INTEGRATION

Check before ordering.

Confirm the mounting pattern, available table or pallet space, clamping envelope, required air pressure, safe actuation method and whether the setup needs guarding or machine interlocks.

AVAILABILITY CHECK

Plan the complete setup.

Each published SMT product shows its current live-catalogue availability. Engineers HQ will confirm the selected product, freight and any related base, fixture or pneumatic requirements before payment.

SMT WORKHOLDING

Current product
range.

Each workholding product has its own page with brand, model or product code, features, live price, availability, shipping information and return policy.