Quick overview: This plate is designed to work with Global 7107. It has ¼"-20 tap holes on a 1/2" pitch. To help with setups it has a alpha numeric scale. Nickel plated to provide a hard and durable surface.
Quick overview: This plate is designed to work with Global 5*5. It has ¼"-20 tap holes on a 1/2" pitch. To help with setups it has a alpha numeric scale. Nickel plated to provide a hard and durable surface.
Quick overview: This fixture base plate can be connected side-by-side with other base plates with the same size. M8 holes and alpha numeric identification allowing fixtures to be re-built easily.
Quick overview: This fixture base plate can be connected side-by-side with other base plates with the same size. M8 holes and alpha numeric identification allowing fixtures to be re-built easily.
Quick overview: This fixture base plate can be connected side-by-side with other base plates with the same size. M8 holes and alpha numeric identification allowing fixtures to be re-built easily.
Quick overview: Acrylic, transparent grid plate with M4 holes and magnetic mounting capability. For optical measuring systems to use on multisensor CMM.
Quick overview: This fixture base plate can be connected side-by-side with other base plates with the same size. M8 holes and alpha numeric identification allowing fixtures to be re-built easily.
Quick overview: Acrylic, transparent grid plate with M4 holes and magnetic mounting capability. For optical measuring systems to use on multisensor CMM.
Quick overview: This fixture base plate can be connected side-by-side with other base plates with the same size. M8 holes and alpha numeric identification allowing fixtures to be re-built easily.
Quick overview: This fixture base plate can be connected side-by-side with other base plates with the same size. M8 holes and alpha numeric identification allowing fixtures to be re-built easily.
Quick overview: Acrylic, transparent grid plate with M4 holes and magnetic mounting capability. For optical measuring systems to use on multisensor CMM.
