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The Emile Maurin Machine Equipment line brings together the components needed to operate, adjust, monitor, and maintain a machine on a daily basis. These components are often unobtrusive, yet the precision of adjustments, operator safety, and ease of maintenance depend on them.
Vernier scales, indicators, and spirit levels make adjustments easy to read and reproduce: position, stroke, and leveling.
Clamping components hold the workpiece in position during machining, using clamps, supports, and adjustable brackets.
Mechanical components and articulation elements ensure internal connections and movements: quick-connect fittings, clamping pins, leveling elements, and locking screws.
Drill sleeves ensure precision and repeatability when drilling to a jig.
For lubrication and monitoring, oil sight glasses allow for immediate visual inspection of the oil level including in ATEX versions and lubrication systems automate the greasing of hard-to-reach points.
Springs and accessories cover compression, tension, and torsion for your mechanisms, while modular linear units allow you to build a custom travel axis.
A wide range of materials is available: steel, stainless steel, engineering plastics, brass, and silicone, in multiple versions and dimensions. [ Read more ]
Vernier scales, indicators, and spirit levels make adjustments easy to read and reproduce: position, stroke, and leveling.
Clamping components hold the workpiece in position during machining, using clamps, supports, and adjustable brackets.
Mechanical components and articulation elements ensure internal connections and movements: quick-connect fittings, clamping pins, leveling elements, and locking screws.
Drill sleeves ensure precision and repeatability when drilling to a jig.
For lubrication and monitoring, oil sight glasses allow for immediate visual inspection of the oil level including in ATEX versions and lubrication systems automate the greasing of hard-to-reach points.
Springs and accessories cover compression, tension, and torsion for your mechanisms, while modular linear units allow you to build a custom travel axis.
A wide range of materials is available: steel, stainless steel, engineering plastics, brass, and silicone, in multiple versions and dimensions. [ Read more ]
FAQ - Machine Equipment
What is a drilling sleeve used for ?
A drilling sleeve is a hardened steel sleeve inserted into a jig to guide the drill bit. It ensures the exact position of the hole, batch after batch, while protecting the jig from wear which is inevitable whenever an operation must be repeated identically.
What is the difference between a vernier scale and a position indicator ?
A vernier scale is a graduated mechanical index attached to an adjustment shaft; it indicates the position through direct reading. A position indicator displays a numerical value on a mechanical or digital counter, which is easier to read and more precise for frequent adjustments or long-stroke operations.
Are there ATEX-certified oil sight glasses ?
Yes. Explosive atmospheres require components that comply with the ATEX directive. Certified oil plugs and sight glasses are available in the product line for these applications.
Why install an automatic lubrication system ?
Because it delivers the right amount of lubricant at the right time, without human intervention. It eliminates missed lubrication, ensures safety at hard-to-reach access points, and extends the service life of bearings and guides.
Application examples :
Available technical resources :
- Lubrication systems - Technical data sheet (.PDF)
- Access to the Emile Maurin 3D CAD platform
Need advice for your project ?
Our Emile Maurin technical sales representatives are here to help you choose the right components. Contact us
What is a drilling sleeve used for ?
A drilling sleeve is a hardened steel sleeve inserted into a jig to guide the drill bit. It ensures the exact position of the hole, batch after batch, while protecting the jig from wear which is inevitable whenever an operation must be repeated identically.
What is the difference between a vernier scale and a position indicator ?
A vernier scale is a graduated mechanical index attached to an adjustment shaft; it indicates the position through direct reading. A position indicator displays a numerical value on a mechanical or digital counter, which is easier to read and more precise for frequent adjustments or long-stroke operations.
Are there ATEX-certified oil sight glasses ?
Yes. Explosive atmospheres require components that comply with the ATEX directive. Certified oil plugs and sight glasses are available in the product line for these applications.
Why install an automatic lubrication system ?
Because it delivers the right amount of lubricant at the right time, without human intervention. It eliminates missed lubrication, ensures safety at hard-to-reach access points, and extends the service life of bearings and guides.
Application examples :
Available technical resources :
- Lubrication systems - Technical data sheet (.PDF)
- Access to the Emile Maurin 3D CAD platform
Need advice for your project ?
Our Emile Maurin technical sales representatives are here to help you choose the right components. Contact us