Value Collection 418-4740 Cast Iron Angle Plate 9x6x7 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 418-4740 is a single cast iron angle plate designed for use in machining, inspection, and fixturing applications. It features a partially machined finish and through-slots on the plate surface, which allow for flexible clamping and workpiece positioning. Measuring 9 inches wide, 6 inches deep, and 7 inches tall, this plate provides a rigid 90-degree reference surface suitable for layout, drilling, milling, and grinding setups. At 22.16 pounds, the cast iron construction delivers the mass and stability needed to hold workpieces securely during machining operations.

This angle plate is suited for use in machine shops, tool rooms, and production environments where accurate angular referencing is required. The open-end design and through-slot configuration make it compatible with a wide range of clamping hardware, allowing machinists and toolmakers to secure odd-shaped or oversized workpieces with standard T-bolts or strap clamps. It is a single plate sold individually and is appropriate for both light production and precision layout work on surface plates, milling machine tables, and drill press setups.

Key Features

• Through-slots on the plate surface allow versatile clamping configurations
• Open-end design accommodates longer or through-pass workpieces
• Partially machined cast iron finish provides accurate reference surfaces
• 9 x 6 x 7 inch dimensions suit a broad range of mid-size fixturing tasks
• Heavy 22.16-pound cast iron body resists vibration and deflection during cutting operations
• Sold as a single plate for individual setup or pairing with additional fixtures

Compatibility

Designed as a standard slotted cast iron angle plate for use on milling machine tables, surface plates, and drill press setups where a rigid 90-degree workholding reference is required.

Installation Notes

Angle plates are typically positioned and secured by machinists or toolmakers using T-bolts, strap clamps, or toe clamps through the surface slots. Before mounting workpieces, verify the plate surface and the machine table are clean and free of chips or debris to maintain accurate seating. Inspect the plate for burrs or damage to the machined surfaces prior to use. Follow shop safety procedures and machine-specific workholding guidelines when securing the plate to any machine table.