Value Collection 418-4745 Cast Iron Angle Plate 10x6x8 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 418-4745 is a single cast iron angle plate designed for use in machining, inspection, and workholding applications. The plate features a partially machined finish and through-slots on the work surface, allowing for flexible clamping and fixturing of workpieces. At 10 inches wide, 6 inches deep, and 8 inches high, this is a mid-size plate suitable for use on surface plates, milling machines, and inspection tables. Weighing 26.04 pounds, the cast iron construction provides rigidity and vibration dampening during precision operations. Machinists and toolroom technicians are the primary installers and users of this component.

This angle plate is suited for machine shops, toolrooms, and inspection departments handling medium-sized workpieces. The open-end design allows longer stock to pass through or extend beyond the plate during setup. Through-slots on the face surface accept standard T-slot bolts and clamps, making it adaptable to a wide range of fixturing configurations. It is sold as a single plate and is appropriate for both production and low-volume precision work environments.

Key Features

• Cast iron construction provides rigidity and natural vibration dampening
• Partially machined finish on working surfaces for accurate reference planes
• Through-slots on the plate surface for versatile clamping and fixturing
• Open-end design accommodates longer workpieces during setup
• Dimensions: 10 inches wide x 6 inches deep x 8 inches high
• Sold as a single plate with no additional components required

Compatibility

Designed as a standard single cast iron angle plate for use with conventional T-slot clamping hardware on surface plates, milling machine tables, and inspection fixtures.

Installation Notes

Angle plates are installed and positioned by machinists or toolroom technicians. Before mounting a workpiece, verify the reference surfaces of the plate are clean and free of burrs or debris. Secure the plate to the machine table or surface plate using appropriate T-slot clamps and hardware rated for the workpiece load. Do not use the plate as a striking surface or apply impact loads, as cast iron is brittle and may crack under shock loading.