Jigs & Fixtures Design
TubeTech designs jigs and fixtures that hold components in a controlled position during fabrication or assembly. A considered fixture can improve repeatability and make recurring work easier to produce.
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What this process supports
Send the team your drawing, material requirements and quantity so the process can be assessed against the job.
- 01Fabrication and assembly fixtures
- 02Repeat-production support
- 03Component location and restraint
- 04Design coordinated with manufacturing
Questions about Jigs & Fixtures Design.
Practical answers before you send a drawing or material enquiry.
Why are custom jigs and fixtures useful for manufacturing?
A purpose-built jig or fixture locates and restrains components in a controlled position. That can make recurring fabrication and assembly work easier to set up and repeat.
What types of jigs and fixtures can TubeTech help with?
TubeTech can discuss fabrication and assembly fixtures, component-location aids, workholding and production tooling designed around the part, process and required sequence.
Does TubeTech only design jigs and fixtures?
The fixture design can be coordinated with TubeTech's cutting, CNC machining, forming and welding capabilities. The team will confirm which design and manufacturing stages suit the job after reviewing the requirements.
What is the main benefit of a custom fixture?
The main benefit is controlled component location and restraint. For repeat work, that provides a clearer setup and a more consistent manufacturing sequence.
Can TubeTech support fixtures for complex or multi-axis work?
TubeTech supports CNC turning plus 3-axis, 4-axis and 5-axis milling. Fixture suitability depends on the component geometry, access, material and operation, so the team reviews each application before recommending an approach.
Keep the component moving.
TubeTech can coordinate complementary cutting, forming, machining, preparation and welding processes through the same Campbellfield team.
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