A-L Tool Supply
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A-L Tool Supply is a distributor specializing in jig and fixturing components, drill bushings along with work holding items. Established in 1955, for decades A-L Tool Supply has been a source for tooling product solutions used by tool designers, manufacturers, and machine shops. We stock a vast array of off the shelf tooling components along with fine assortment of inch or metric styled drill bushings. Non-standardized bushing specials in a variety of materials, features and sizes can be custom ordered at competitive rates. Support products such as, threaded inserts, fasteners, dowel pins and screws are also stocked on site.
Service
For assitance and service, our staff has 50+ years experience of on floor, actual hands on manufacturing with Fortune 500 campanies. Originally founded by a Tool & Die Maker, A-L Tool Supply continues today to have a Tool Maker active in daily customer service. Our knowledge and expertise have been a business asset that many of our customers have come to appreciate.
Tooling Components
- Liners
- Headed
- Slip/Fixed
- Oil-Groove
- Serrated
- Diamond-Groove
- Template
- Lockscrews
- Tooling Balls
- Diamond Pins
- Round Pins
- Bullet Nose
- Cone Shape
- Fixture Keys
- Sine Keys
- Spring Devices
- Clamping Pins
- L-Pins
- T-Pins
- Jig Pins
- Locking Pins
- Shoulder Pins
- Ball Lock Pins
- Detent Pins
- Marine Pins
- Quick Mounts
- Handles
- Knobs
- Levers
- Wheels
- Clamping Screws
- Hoist Rings
- Safety
- Side-Pull
- Lifting Eyes
- Shackles
- Lifting Pins
- Leveling Feet
- Jig Feet
- Rest Pads
- Rest Buttons
- Grippers
- Swivel Pads
- Contact bolts
- Screw Jacks
- Work Supports
Product Manufacturers
Products in Action
The positioning clamping pin consists of a clamping screw, the actual clamping pin, an O ring and spring pre-loaded spherical clamping segments. It is available in both blackened heat-treated steel (1.4542) and precipitation hardened stainless steel in the diameters 16, 20, 25 and 30 mm. The clamping pin is inserted into the suitable locating bushing from above. Tightening the clamping bolt then presses the four balls located in the pin outwards against the inner wall of the locating bushing. Because the diameter of the bushing tapers towards the top, the pin then sits centrally and is securely fastened.
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