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Ground Precision Components P1

FIBRO Precision Components cover a very wide range of materials, shapes and sizes and thus permit virtually unrestricted selection even to highly individual requirements. At Hassmersheim and also abroad, stock levels of Precision Components reach seven-digit figures. | A Die Sets B Precision Ground Plates and Flat Bars C Lifting and Clamping Devices D Guide Elements E Ground Precision Components Punches and Matrixes Pins Ejector Pins Gauge Pins F Springs G Elastomer-Bars -Sheets -Sections H FIBRO Chemical Tooling Aids J Peripheral Equipment K Slide Units L Standard Parts for Mould Making 2-2351 4 e 2 subject to alterations Ground Precision Components FIBRO Precision Components cover a very wide range of materials shapes and sizes and thus permit virtually unrestricted selection even to highly individual requirements. At Hassmersheim and also abroad stock levels of Precision Components reach seven-digit figures. It is therefore quite likely that your particular choice will be available for immediate delivery. Should this not be the case then our flexible batch production schedules will ensure that delays are kept to a minimum. Batch production in our interpretation not only spells prompt delivery but also exceptional quality. Starting with the arrival inspection of raw materials every single manufacturing operation on FIBRO Precision Components is followed by a quality check. Lastly an uncompromising final inspection of each and every part guarantees that the trade mark FIBRO is and remains synonymous with Quality. In view of the fact that a large portion of the Precision Components programme consists of punches and matrices the importance of alignment in the operational die must be emphasized. Unless this requirement can be met to a high degree of accuracy even the finest efforts in design and in the toolroom must fail Die alignment ultimately depends on the guides - FIBRO Die Sets and Guide Elements were developed and are made with this postulate in mind. Tool life production cost and work quality are to a large extent a function of tooling material selection versus strip stock characteristics and ancillary process conditions. A judicious choice from the wide range of materials for our punches and matrices will be facilitated by