2 Rough Guide Manufacturers in 2024
This section provides an overview for rough guides as well as their applications and principles. Also, please take a look at the list of 2 rough guide manufacturers and their company rankings.
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What Is a Rough Guide?
A rough guide is a jig component used in machine tools, assembly machines, inspection machines, etc., to fix products in place. Broadly, it serves to preliminarily position a product to a certain extent before precise positioning is done.
Rough guides are primarily used when a worker, rather than a robot, sets a product on a jig. Their use significantly speeds up the precision positioning process by automatically fixing the product in a specific position.
Uses of Rough Guides
Examples of rough guide applications include:
- Rough Positioning According to the Workpiece's External Shape
A block or similar object is placed on a jig to align it with the workpiece's shape. The mounting holes of the block are often elongated or several millimeters larger than the mounting bolts, allowing for easy adjustment during actual work. - Rough Positioning Using a Thin Pin in a Material Hole or Workpiece Hole
While precise positioning typically uses machined holes with controlled dimensions, rough guides can utilize material holes by inserting a pin a few millimeters smaller.
Features of Rough Guides
Rough guides come in various types, each with distinct features. For instance:
- L-Shaped Block Rough Guides
These are used to guide the corners of a product. A gap of several millimeters is maintained between the product corner and the guide. Typically, two guides are positioned diagonally to phase the product correctly. The guiding part of the rough guide is usually inclined at about 60 degrees, automatically directing the product to the proper position as it follows the slope. - Pin-Type Rough Guides
Multiple pins, a few millimeters in diameter, are inserted into the material or processing holes of the product to roughly guide its position and phase. To protect the interior of the product holes, the tips of the pins may be rounded or made of resin. However, resin pins can be susceptible to damage from iron scraps, so the usage environment should be considered.
List of 2 Rough Guide Manufacturers
*Including some distributors, etc.
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Nabeya
Rough Guides
Manufacturer Overview
Nabeya Co., Ltd., founded in 1560, is a manufacturer of precision jig fixtures, machine vises, mechanical parts, cast iron material, and temple bells located in Gifu, Japan. The company specializes in manufacturing of precision mechanical parts, vibration isolation products, precision surface plates, and temple bells. It has a strong network of sales offices and factories throughout Japan, as well as group companies and partnerships in Singapore and China. It concentrates on standardization of workpiece fixture units and vibration isolation and mechanical element parts for efficient and top-notch production. It continues to improve the industry standards with its advanced processing technology and expertise.
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SUN RISE TECHNOLOGIES CO.,LTD.
Rough Guides
Distributor Overview
SUN RISE TECHNOLOGIES Co., LTD., a supplier of industrial products with more than 30 years of experience in the field of mould and dies components, machinery, and machine tools, based in Thailand. The company distributes products and subcontracts OEM manufacturing for many industries in local and global markets. They also develop and manufacture standard Industrial products under SRT brand. They provide a full range of services of engineering, precision grinding, welding and assembly, including others using cutting edge technology.
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Rough Guide Manufacturer Ranking
*Including some distributors, etc.Number of Employees
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Global Distribution of Rough Guide Manufacturers by Country
*Including some distributors, etc.
| Country | Number of Companies | Share (%) |
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Japan
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1 | 50.0% |
Thailand
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1 | 50.0% |
