Machinery Fixture Clamping Jaw - Engineering CAD Model

It’s a mechanical component designed in SolidWorks for teaching purposes (not for direct industrial use, as noted in the footer).

The geometry shows:

• A central elongated body with symmetrical extensions.
• Cylindrical ends with holes for mounting or pivoting.
• Side holes likely for fasteners or alignment pins.
• Radii and chamfers standardized (R3, 1×45°).
• Material: Non-rusting steel casting (Nichtrostender Stahlguss).

A clamping jaw (Klemmbacke) is typically used in:

• Fixtures and workholding systems: It grips or secures a workpiece during machining, welding, or assembly.
• Mechanical linkages: It can act as a pivoting or holding element in assemblies.
• Industrial presses or vices: Works as part of a clamping mechanism to apply force and hold parts in place.

File Formats: Solidworks, Blend, STEP, OBJ & Fbx.

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