JIYAN 4th-Axis Dual-Station Pneumatic Zero Point Plate for rotary CNC workholding and multi-angle machining. The H18 double-sided design provides two zero-point stations for mounting compatible fixtures, helping reduce setup changes and improve production flexibility on suitable 4-axis machining applications.
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The JIYAN 4th-Axis Dual-Station Pneumatic Zero Point Plate is designed for rotary machining applications that need flexible, repeatable workholding. Installed on a 4th-axis rotary table, its two zero-point stations allow operators to mount two compatible fixtures or workholding setups on one plate, helping reduce setup changes and improve machine utilization. Explore our H18 Pneumatic Zero Point System range for related configurations.
For suitable parts and tool-access requirements, the rotary axis can index the workpiece through multiple machining angles, bringing more multi-face machining capability to a 4-axis machine without immediately investing in a 5-axis machine. Actual access depends on part geometry, fixture height, tool reach, and machine clearance.
| Specification | Drawing reference |
|---|---|
| Product type | 4th-axis dual-station pneumatic zero point plate |
| Zero-point interface | H18 series, double-sided design |
| Overall length | 620 mm |
| Station center distance | 200 mm |
| Plate body width shown in drawing | 130 mm |
| End mounting diameter shown in drawing | Ø168 mm |
| Side-view height shown in drawing | 96 mm |
| Clamping actuation | Pneumatic |
| Mounting application | 4th-axis rotary table / rotary workholding setup |
Dimensions above are transcribed from the supplied product drawing. Confirm the mounting interface, pneumatic requirements, pull-stud compatibility, and machine clearance with JIYAN before ordering.
Before selecting this dual-station pneumatic zero point plate, check the rotary table mounting dimensions, workpiece envelope, fixture and pull-stud interface, pneumatic connection requirements, and the clearance between the tool, fixture, and machine. A 4th-axis setup can provide multi-angle access, but it does not reproduce every simultaneous 5-axis toolpath or every undercut capability of a true 5-axis machine. Browse the wider Zero Point System category to compare related workholding options.
To confirm compatibility, share your rotary-table model, fixture type, workpiece dimensions, and required machining angles with JIYAN. Request a quote for help selecting a suitable zero-point workholding configuration.