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gerardi Standart series Instructions Manual

StandardFLEX series

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STD

STD

 Operating Instructions

 

Standard and StandardFLEX Series vices

STANDARD 

and

 StandardFLEX

 series vices can be aligned on the 

machine table horizontally or vertically mounted.

Accurate 

positioning

 and 

alignment

 within centesimal tolerances is made 

through 16 H7 longitudinal or crossway keys. 

It is also possible to align the vice through calibrated ground screws 

(Not for 1-2 types)

POSITIONING

ALIGNMENT BETWEEN THE CROSS KEYWAY AND 

THE FIXED JAW PLATE

Set the vice vertically ensuring that it is perfectly parallel to 

the table

 

A

 

in both sides. 

Then with an indicator check the parallelism of the

keyway and its alignment with the fixed jaw plate.

The clamping 

on the machine table can be made through screws from the central groove or through side clamps.

Ideal clamping is through side

 

clamps

 (

Art. 296

).

 

Two vices aligned through central cross keys or ground screws or side lateral reference points guarantee the same reference and alignment on the fixed jaw          

section with accuracy within 

0.02mm

.

VICE CLAMPING ON THE MACHINE

 

TABLE

Art. 297

 

*

Art. 297

 

*

Machine table with T-slots

*

 

Standard equipment includes 1 pair of positioning key nut Art. 297

Art. 83B

Art. 83B

Machine table grid type

35

0,6

5

20

25,6

 - 0

+ 0.02

PRECISION BLOCKS

A

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CORRECT WORK-PIECE CLAMPING

2-

 Position the movable jaw 

Art120 / 120A

 loosening the 2 set 

screws 

Art.410

 in order to allow the ground ball 

Art.361

 to lift 

and then move the 

Art.258

 blocking group to the proper position 

on the vice base leaving roughly 5 mm space with respect to the 

workpiece to clamp. (

Pic.2

)

1-

 

Ensure that the vice is properly positioned and clamped to the 

machine table and that the fixed jaw 

Art.120 / 120A

 is properly assembled.

 (

Pic.1

)

Pic. 1

Pictures refer to 

Art. 1 “STANDARD”

 vice

3-

 

Tighten the 2 set screws 

Art.410

 through the T-wrench 

Art.376

 and 

ensure that the positioning ball 

Art.361

 is properly positioned in a 

spherical recess. 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER USE

Art. 127

Art. 410
Art. 258

Art. 361

~ 5 mm

Art. 258

Pic. 2

Art. 381

Art. 361

Art. 376

~ 5 mm

Art. 291

Pic. 3

Be careful that the positioning ball is not pushed in the hole used for the vice 

clamping screws. It is also possible to use a proper insert 

Art. 291

 with spherical 

recess in order to prevent bad blocking of the ball. 

(

Pic. 3

Art. 120 / 120A

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER USE

Hard tightening down of the vice to the machine 

table by this method is 

NOT recommended

 

as it can distort gap X and prevent the moving 

jaw from sliding

x

Art. 296

Art. 296

THIS IS THE CORRECT WAY

 

Operating Instructions

 

Standard and StandardFLEX Series vices

Gerardi Standard Series

Gerardi Standard Series

 


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STD

STD

4-

 

Using 

Art.1

 vices, if the pull down option is required, loosen 

by a 1/4 turn of the screws 

Art.381 / 382

 ( 

Pic.4 

) in order to allow the 

jaw plates 

Art.230

 to run downward getting a perfect clamping of the 

workpiece against the vice base. 

By loosening the screws a 1/4 of a turn you get jaw plate 

Art.230

 lift 

because of the spring 

Art.362

 action. 

Art. 230

Art. 362

Art. 230

Art. 381

Art. 382

6-

 Clamp the workpiece by turning clockwise the main spindle Art.360 

through the box wrench 

Art.375

 without using tubes or hammers. 

Attention: for the right clamping operation a 1/4 turn of the box wrench 

is enough. (

Pic.6

)

5-

 Position the workpiece on the vice base 

Art.40

 or 

40A

 and push it 

against the fixed jaw 

Art.120

 or 

120A

For a proper workpiece positioning you can use the work-stop 

Art.370

.

 

(

Pic.5

)

Pic. 5

Art. 375

Art. 360

Art. 370

Art. 120

Art. 40

“PULL DOWN” ACTION OPTION 

Pic. 4

ISTRUZIONI PER UN CORRETTO UTILIZZO

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CORRECT USE

Pic. 6

90° max

Art. 230

Art. 362

In order to clamp the work-piece in the correct way we recommend 

the use of a torque wrench to be adjusted according 

to the vice type and the clamping power desired or needed.

WARNING

For increased machining accuracy and longer machine life use the following 

instructions:

Set the right torque through a clock indicator positioned on the 

workpiece, then proceed with the machining operations.

 

Clamp next workpieces with the same clamping power.

HOW TO CLAMP A WORKPIECE

F

F

 

Vice clamped with n. 2 pairs of

 

Art. 296

60 kn

50 kn

40 kn

30 kn

20 kn

10 kn

5 kn

2 kn

0.0002 mm

0.0004 mm

0.01   mm

0.02   mm

0.07   mm
0.03   mm

0.05   mm

0.1    mm

A

GEOMETRIC ACCURACIES

DYNAMIC ACCURACIES

1 kgf . m = 9.806 Nm

F

Test made at 20° temperature with torque wrench

CLAMPING TEST

  

Art. 1A

1

30

10

50

16 MAX

2

20

8

40

16

60

25 MAX

3 / 4

40

16

60

25

80

30 MAX

5 / 6

80

30

120

40 MAX

TYPE

Wrench power =

 Nm

Clamping force =

 Kn

Example

: with a vice 

type 3

 (jaw width 74 mm), using torque wrench set at 

60 Nm

you can get a clamping power of 

25 Kn

Deflection values at “

A

” in relation to clamping powers 

FOR TYPE 3 VICE

Clamp the workpiece with a torque wrench set to the 

CLAMPING TEST

” table.

Gerardi Standard Series

Gerardi Standard Serie

s

 Operating Instructions

 

Standard and StandardFLEX series vices

 

Operating Instructions

 

Standard and StandardFLEX series vices

 


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STD

STD

 and 

StandardFLEX

 VICE TYPE

Screw M14 - Pitch 2 mm

1

40

35
30

25
20
15
10
 5

 10  20

 30

 40  50  60  70  80

 

Clamping force kN

Torque Nm

Max value suggested

STD

 and 

StandardFLEX

 VICE TYPE

Screw Ø 30 - Pitch 5 mm

5-6

 20  40  60  80  100  120  140

55
50

45
40

35
30

25

 5

20
15
10

Max value suggested

STD

 and 

StandardFLEX

 VICE TYPE

Screw Ø 18 - Pitch 4 mm

2

STD

 and 

StandardFLEX

 VICE TYPE

Screw Ø 24 - Pitch 5 mm

3-4

MECHANICAL CLAMPING DEVICES

 

(

Art. 258

 and similar)

The following diagrams give the clamping force that can be obtained 

with each vice type (size 1 to 6) depending on the torque

MECHANICAL CLAMPING WITH TORQUE WRENCH

Some factors such as lubrication, clamping on the machine table and friction can modify the above 

values within a ± 10% range. For optimum operation do not exceed the chart values.

 20  40  60  80  100  120  140

Clamping force kN

Max value suggested

Value reachable with less tham 1/4 turn (

Art. 375

)

40

35
30

25
20
15
10
 5

 10  20

 30

 40  50  60  70  80

Clamping force kN

Max value suggested

40

35
30

25
20
15
10
 5

Art. 1, 1A, 700

Torque Nm

Torque Nm

Torque Nm

Clamping force kN

Gerardi Standard Series

 Operating Instructions

 

Standard and StandardFLEX series vices