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Hattori® Step Block, 50 x 100 mm

Description

The graduations milled at 10 mm intervals offer precise adjustment possibilities when clamping or setting workpieces for machining.

End support for hold-down clamps:
  • The clamping height of many T-slot hold-downs is limited by the projection of the clamping arms. The step block allows this clamping height to be increased by a further maximum of 100 mm.
Positioning aid:
  • for drill or router jigs, especially for supporting workpieces with different material thicknesses. The step block can also be used flat, e.g. as an end stop. Side holes facilitate screwing onto panels, for example.
Setting aid:
  • the 10 mm increments make it easy to set distances in 10 mm steps on rip fences of bandsaws or circular saws and to set cutting and milling depths on router tables.
Dimensions: 100 x 50 x 20 mm. Accessory for Nos. 727341, 706580, 703900.
Note: when used with hold-down clamps, longer hammer-head screws or T-bolts may be necessary depending on the desired clamping height.

Properties

Dimensions (L x W x H): 100 x 50 x 20 mm
Material: Aluminium

Properties

Dimensions (L x W x H): 100 x 50 x 20 mm
Material: Aluminium

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