Device for clamping a part and application to the machining of a

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204224M, 204297R, 269231, 269235, B23H 300, B23H 910, B25B 108, B25B 508

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055274358

ABSTRACT:
The clamping system makes it possible to hold a free portion of a part during operations performed thereon. The device includes a plurality of blocks, each integral either with a pin or with a tube equipped with a small operating lever. The assembly is mounted in a gripping base between two shoulders. Gripping of each block in the clamping position is accomplished by a screw and two plates which make it possible to lock the assembly. The clamping system permits clamping of turbojet blades during the electrochemical machining or milling operation thereon.

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