Aerospace structures demand 5-axis freedom, thin-wall stability and uncompromised datum control on titanium and aluminum.
What goes wrong in this sector when workholding is not specified from the process up.
Deep pockets and undercuts leave almost no room for the cutter — the workholding must stay out of the way.
Aerospace skins and ribs deflect the moment clamp force is applied, ruining flatness and wall thickness.
Roughing and finishing often happen in separate setups; the reference must survive every hand-off.
Each challenge above maps to a JIYAN product direction — proven in daily production.
Lifts the part above the table so the tool reaches all five faces in a single setup — no repositioning, no interference.
5-Axis Elevated TowerSpread clamp force evenly and sit low on the table, protecting thin walls from localised deflection.
Self-Centering ViseCarries the datum from roughing to finishing with ±0.002 mm repeatability — the part returns to exactly the same place.
Zero-Point Clamping System
Yes. Low-profile self-centering vises distribute clamp force across the jaw face and sit clear of the cutting zone, while the elevated tower removes the need for bulky supports that induce flex.
We build the part reference into a zero-point base. Once indicated, the part is removed and re-seated to the same position every time — no re-indication, no lost datum.
All JIYAN towers and bases use standard bolt patterns compatible with Haas, DMG Mori, Mazak, Okuma, Fanuc and Makino tables; custom plates are available.
Send us your drawing and process constraints. Our engineers return a fixture direction and quote within 24 hours.
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