Vices TRIZ Cases

Segmenting the drive mechanism into a dedicated cartridge simplifies spring installation and boosts productivity on the main line.

A diagonal clamping screw pulls a sliding head to lock racks, eliminating grease contamination while maintaining low friction via a plastic bearing.

Segmented parallel link mechanisms guide sliding jaws to clamp pen shanks, resolving unstable guiding and high costs from wide conventional structures.

A vice uses a partial thread adjusting nut to move the front jaw along a guide bolt for rapid positioning.

Interlocking wedge blocks position workpieces on a pallet body, eliminating recalibration downtime caused by friction-induced placement variations.

A quick set clamp device uses a thumb-operated slide shaft and biasing member to secure objects rapidly.

A rotatable hook maintains vertical bag orientation on irregular surfaces, preventing obstructions and infections.

A vice coupling bolt with a partial thread and spring element enables rapid jaw positioning.

A modular workholding apparatus uses a movable jaw connector to engage a drive member for precise clamping.

Slip surfaces and a retractable jaw reduce workspace occupation while maintaining reliable workpiece holding.

A rotatable C-clamp uses a pivotal base to adjust orientation for multi-plane engagement.

Radiused nosed jaw pushers maintain constant contact with internal ramps to prevent jaw lift and ensure accurate piece-part registration.

Motor-driven retention elements clamp coupling devices to frame attachment points, resolving manual intervention and precision trade-offs.

Interlocking projections and recesses connect identical clamps to accommodate larger workpieces without requiring specialized inventory.

Elongated stiffening member distributes clamping force evenly while a protective shroud shields the compression device from adhesive contamination.

An adapter element connects to a jaw carrier and clamping jaws, enabling rapid mechanical adjustment of the clamping range for diverse workpiece dimensions.

Cast magnesium alloy frames deliver 5 kN force while reducing tool weight compared to steel.

A swiveling jaw clamp uses a locking member to pivot the jaw for parallel alignment.