Fairlane CR-130-4 Carbide Rectangle Gripper Pad

Product Description

The FAIRLANE CR-130-4 is a solid carbide rectangle positioning gripper pad designed to securely locate and hold workpieces in tooling applications. Featuring a straight tooth grade and straight tooth pattern, this pad delivers consistent gripping force on metal, plastic, and composite workpieces. Measuring 29/64 inches long by 13/32 inches wide by 1/8 inches high, the compact rectangular profile fits tight tooling envelopes. Solid carbide construction provides high hardness and wear resistance, extending service life in repetitive production environments. This pad is intended for use by toolmakers, fixture builders, and machining technicians who require reliable workpiece positioning.

The CR-130-4 is suited for use in jigs, fixtures, and clamps where positive workpiece location is required. The straight tooth pattern bites into workpiece surfaces to resist sliding or shifting during machining, welding, or assembly operations. Its rectangular shape allows precise placement in custom-machined pockets or nest features within fixturing systems. This pad is appropriate for both light-duty and moderate-duty clamping applications across production and job-shop environments.

Key Features

• Solid carbide construction for high hardness and extended wear life
• Straight tooth grade and straight tooth pattern for consistent workpiece grip
• Rectangle pad shape for precise pocket mounting in jigs and fixtures
• Compact profile: 29/64 inches long by 13/32 inches wide by 1/8 inches high
• Compatible with brazed or bonded installation in tooling assemblies

Compatibility

Designed for brazed or bonded installation in jigs, fixtures, and clamps requiring a solid carbide straight tooth rectangle gripper pad.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by toolmakers or fixture technicians using brazing or industrial bonding methods appropriate for carbide-to-metal or carbide-to-substrate joints. Ensure the mounting pocket is machined to the correct seat dimensions before bonding to maintain flush seating and accurate workpiece location. Follow the adhesive or braze material manufacturer's cure or heat cycle requirements before placing the fixture into service. Inspect the bonded pad for voids or lifting before use.