Zero-Point · Quick-change datumZero-Point Clamping SystemLock pallets and fixtures in seconds with repeatable positioning and no re-indicating.Explore system
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01Zero-Point SystemsFast, repeatable part loading with zero-point accuracy.View zero-point systems
02Vises & FixturesSelf-centering vises and fixtures for 3-, 4-, and 5-axis machining.View vises & fixtures
03ChucksDatum chucks and floating jaws for repeatable clamping and transfer.View chucks
04Automation & FMSPallets, clamps, and solutions for automated production cells.View automation & FMS
05Custom EngineeringApplication-specific fixtures and turnkey engineering support.View custom engineering
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Zero-Point · Quick-change datumZero-Point Clamping SystemLock pallets and fixtures in seconds with repeatable positioning and no re-indicating.Explore system
Vises · Full tool accessSelf-Centering ViseCenter parts automatically while keeping the fixture body low for five-side machining.Compare vise sizes
Zero-Point · Mixed-part productionZero-Point Clamping PlateStandardize fixture locations and swap complete setups without rebuilding the work offset.See plate layouts
Zero-Point · Automated lock / releasePneumatic Zero-Point PlateGive robots and pallet pools a repeatable, hands-free clamping interface.Review automation options
Automation · Lights-out productionAutomation SeriesConnect pallet storage, robotic transfer, and clamp-state feedback around one datum.See automation layouts
Chucks · Irregular workpiecesFour-Jaw Floating ChuckCenter cast, round, or irregular parts with independently floating jaws.See chuck capability
Custom · Part-specific engineeringCustomized Hydraulic FixtureBuild dedicated workholding for stable, repeatable high-volume production.Discuss a fixture
Datum Chucks · EDM transferE-Series ChuckMove ITS-style holders through EDM, WEDM, grinding, and inspection on one datum.Explore E-Series
Datum Chucks · Cross-process datumR-Series ChuckCarry one reference through CNC, EDM, presetting, and inspection with pneumatic or manual formats.Explore R-Series
Vises · Repeatable clamp forcePneumatic ViseHold clamping force consistent across every cycle and automated loading sequence.Check clamp force
Fixtures · Low-profile holdingDovetail FixtureHold with minimal stock preparation while opening tool access around complex parts.Review fixture options
Custom · Multi-face productionTooling ColumnsBuild dense HMC, VMC, rotary-table, and pallet setups around rigid fixture faces.See column formats
Automation · Parallel setupAutomatic Pallet ChangerMove prepared pallets into the machine while the next job is set outside the cutting zone.Review changer layouts
Automation · Cell orchestrationNEXTAS FMS SystemCoordinate multi-machine scheduling, traceability, tools, and inspection around the cell.Explore FMS
Zero-Point · Compact datum interfaceBDS Positioning DatumUse a compact receiver family for automated pallets and repeatable changeover where space is limited.Explore BDS
Custom · Prototype validationRapid Prototyping ServiceMachine and validate samples before production tooling or fixture standardization.Review service
Quick selection guide
Match the product family to the production goal
This is the fastest first pass. Final selection still depends on the machine interface, part geometry, tolerance, and how the operator or robot changes the setup.
Reduce setup time across several machines
Standardize the reference first so fixtures and pallets can move without re-indicating.
Reach five sides of a complex part
Choose low-profile holding, jaw access, and part support before comparing footprints.
Prepare a cell for unattended production
Plan the clamp signal, pallet hand-off, storage, and recovery sequence as one system.
Carry one datum through EDM and inspection
Choose the holder ecosystem and transfer chain before choosing a chuck body.
Stabilize a dedicated production cycle
Engineer the locating, clamping sequence, chip clearance, and acceptance checks around the part.
Engineering before quotation
Send the machine. Describe the bottleneck.
We will use the information to narrow the family, interface, and next engineering check—not just return a generic price list.
- 01Machine and tableModel, mounting pattern, available air, and access limits.
- 02Part and processDrawing, material, operations, tolerance, and current setup.
- 03Production targetBatch size, changeover time, cycle goal, or automation plan.
- 04Engineering replyRecommended starting configuration within one business day.
Engineering buyer FAQ
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Use these as a first check. Exact repeatability, force, interface, and maintenance requirements still depend on the chosen product and installation.
Ask a technical questionHow does the Self-Centering Vise maintain accuracy?
The vise uses a precision ground leadscrew and an adjustable backlash-free nut. Centering repeatability is listed at ±0.005 mm from the factory, with adjustment available to compensate for wear.
What is the main advantage of a Zero-Point System?
It lets operators preset work away from the spindle, then lock the full setup onto a repeatable datum in seconds. This reduces changeover time and avoids rebuilding the work offset for every setup.
When should I choose a Pneumatic Vise?
Choose pneumatic clamping for repetitive or automated loading where cycle speed and consistent clamping force matter. Confirm air quality, pressure, clamp confirmation, and the safe state before unattended use.
When does a Dovetail Fixture make sense?
It is a strong starting point for 5-axis parts that need low-profile holding and access around five sides. The raw material needs a small dovetail preparation before clamping.
How are E-Series and R-Series chucks different?
E-Series is centered on ITS-style EDM, WEDM, grinding, and inspection transfer. R-Series is a broader pneumatic and manual datum family for CNC, EDM, presetting, and metrology workflows.
Is this website related to NEXTAS CO., LTD?
Yes. This is the dedicated international website for NEXTAS workholding solutions. Product information, engineering support, and manufacturing capabilities are supported by NEXTAS CO., LTD.