Remove the finished, fully machined parts from the last run, and drop in your raw stock. Since there's no clamping and all the pins instantly align your stock, this step usually takes less than 5 seconds per part.

Fully automatically using our automated program templates, the gripper grabs the component from the stock tray and loads it into the Op1 AutoVise™ where it's clamped and machined.

The integrated QuickFlip180 leverages that remaining top hat on the stock. Automatically flips it over and then regrabs the component, getting it ready for automated Op2 machining.

After the part is flipped, the flipped component is automatically loaded into the OP2 vise soft jaw and then automatically machined, leaving a 100% complete, ready-to-use part.

This process automatically completes until you have an entire tray or magazine full of finished, ready-to-use components.

Plug the simple two-wire connectors into your Haas NGC I/O board or use the 24V converter for Fanuc, Brother, and other machines.

Use the magnetic mounting to place the solenoid control box anywhere convenient — on your machine, cabinet, or nearby wall.

Route shop air to the input, then connect outputs to your vise, gripper, or pneumatic fixture. Two independent dual-channel outputs included.

Call M-codes in your program to activate air outputs. Open vise with M21, close with M22 — full pneumatic automation from G-code.