FLAIG FXL – 50

Thame Workholding

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FXL-50 magnetic chucks securely clamp workpieces from 100x100mm with low material thickness. The 50x50mm poles generate a magnetic field that penetrates approximately 12mm into the workpiece, making them ideal for thinner and smaller materials. The design engages more pole transitions for uniform clamping. The nominal holding force is 160 N/cm² (4kN per pole). Model Product Number Pole Spacing (mm) Number of Poles Nominal Holding Force (N/cm²) Length (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm) Weight (kg) FXL 203/50 2950 0203 64.2 8 160 320 198 66 30 FXL 204/50 2950 0204 64.2 12 160 440 198 66 42 FXL 206/50 2

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