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Suburban Tool, Inc. R Workholding and Inspection Equipment B a N PC2010A S U Suburban Tool, Inc. R Workholding and Inspection Equipment B A N T O O L I N C TM P C 2 0 1 0 Suburban’s 64,000 square foot facility in Auburn Hills, Michigan SUBURBAN TOOL, INC. has 40+ years experience in manufacturing the highest quality workholding products and inspection equipment. A significant part of Suburban’s quality is due to our experienced craftsmen adhering to precision standards. Suburban’s products are manufactured by using exacting procedures. These products are intended for use by knowledgeable and experienced people. Take time to review the ever growing product line in the pages that follow. The products shown are proudly MADE IN THE USA! Suburban Tool is a member of the: Association for Manufacturing Technology (AMT) www.amtonline.org Eastern Michigan Tool & Die Collaborative (EMTD) www.emtd.net Industrial Supply Association (ISA) www.isapartners.org Michigan Manufacturers Association (MMA) www.mma-net.org i TABLE OF CONTENTS Suburban Tool Products Comparators 1-7 & Accessories Pallet Fixtures, 8-21 Base Plates, & Vises Angle Plates & 22-29 Irons, Box Parallels and Cube The SineSet® System 30-33 + = Sine Plates 34-45 Magnetic & Vacuum Chucks, 46-55 Controls & Pumps Index Fixtures & Accessories 56-61 Vises & Sine Vises 62-64 V-Blocks 65-66 Straight Edges, 67-71 Tri-Blocks & Parallels Phone: 888-647-8665 ii Email: [email protected] TM Suburban Tool, Inc. TABLE OF CONTENTS Other Fine Tools 72-76 Taft-Peirce Metrology Products Bench Centers & Accessories 77-83 Angle Setting & 84-85, 98 Checking Tools Angle Irons 86-89 V-Blocks 90-92 Tri-Blocks, Parallels 92-95 & Straight Edges Squares 96-97 Reference Section . 101-129 General Terms & Conditions . 130-131 Model Number Index . 132-136 Alphabetical Index . 137-139 Affiliated Companies . i.b.c. Website: www.subtool.com iii Fax: 248-391-7462 TM iv TM Suburban Tool, Inc. MASTER-VIEW™ 14” OPTICAL COMPARATORS MV-140-SE WITH ERECT IMAGE • Suburban’s own MV-DRO2 digital readout with: Part view to show the relationship between all part features. 5.7" LCD screen. Direct measurement of circles, arcs, angles, points, lines, distance, perpendicularity, parallelism and slots. Part programming. Auto-enter, looping and auto-finish. 360° digital protractor. Multiple languages. Output to PC or printer. Inch-mm conversion. Skew capability. • 1 micron glass scales. • Display reads to 0.0001”. • Two long-life tungsten-halogen light sources. • Extra bright surface illumination through duplex fiber optics. • Individual switches select profile, surface or combination surface-profile illumination modes. • High capacity 4-1/2” X 19” stage with 8” horizontal and 4” vertical travel. • Ball way construction handles loads to 100 pounds. • Heavy-duty monorail type welded steel frame. • Rotating frosted glass screen with 90° crosslines and 360° protractor markings. • Vernier readings to 5 arc minutes. • 10 power lens system (20 & 50X optional). MV-140-SE • Edge detection is standard. • Screen mounted overlay chart clips. • Weighs 275 pounds. • Measures 46-1/2” long x 22-1/2” wide x 35-1/2” high. Additional MV-140 Models: MV-140-QRE Same as above, but with Metronics® Quadra-Chek digital readout, instead of the MV-DRO2. MV-140-S Same as MV-140-SE, but without edge detection. Website: www.subtool.com 1 Fax: 248-391-7462 MASTER-VIEW™ 14” OPTICAL COMPARATORS MV-14 • Digital LCD scales on X and Y axes provide readings to 0.0005”. • Output from scales that is compatible with most SPC systems. • Two long-life tungsten-halogen light sources. • Extra bright surface illumination through duplex fiber optics. • Individual switches select profile, surface or combination surface-profile illumination modes. • High capacity 4-1/2” X 19” stage with 8” horizontal and 4” vertical travel. • Ball way construction handles loads to 100 pounds. • Heavy-duty monorail type welded steel frame. • Rotating frosted glass screen with 90° crosslines and 360° protractor markings. • Vernier readings to 5 arc minutes. MV-14 • 10 power lens system. • Overlay chart clips. • Weighs 188 pounds. • Measures 48-1/2” long x 22-1/2” wide x 34” high. MV-14-P Includes MV-14 features plus: • Fagor NV-20 2-axis digital readout* with: Linear compensation. Inch-mm conversion. Absolute-incremental switch. • 5 micron glass scales. • Display reads to 0.0005”. • Weighs 215 pounds. MV-14-P * Does not have SPC output. Phone: 888-647-8665 2 Email: [email protected] TM Suburban Tool, Inc. MASTER-VIEW™ 14” OPTICAL COMPARATORS MV-14-S Includes MV-14 features plus: • Suburban’s own MV-DRO2 digital readout with: 5.7" LCD screen. Direct measurement of circles, arcs, angles, points, lines, distance, perpendicularity, parallelism and slots. Auto-enter, looping and auto-finish. 360° digital protractor. Multiple languages. Output to PC or printer. Inch-mm conversion. Skew capability. Part view to show the relationship between all part features. • 1 micron glass scales. • Display reads to 0.0001”. • Weighs 230 pounds. Additional MV-14-S Model: MV-14-SE MV-14-S with fiber optic edge detection. MV-14-SE MV-14-Q Includes MV-14 features plus: • Metronics Quadra-Chek® 200 series readout with: Geometric functions. Easily calculate distance, angle, intersection, radius, diameter, part skew, etc. Output to printer or PC. • 1 micron glass scales. • Display reads to 0.0001”. • Weighs 220 pounds. MV-14-Q Additional MV-14-Q Models: MV-14-QE MV-14-Q with fiber optic edge detection. MV-14-QR MV-14-Q with digital protractor. MV-14-QRE MV-14-Q with fiber optic edge detection and digital protractor. Website: www.subtool.com 3 Fax: 248-391-7462 MASTER-VIEW™ ACCESSORIES LENSES • Bayonet mount for quick change-out. MODEL # DESCRIPTION WT (#) MsV-14-20X 220 Power Len MsV-14-50X 520 Power Len MV-14-20X MV-14-50X CABINET BASE • Has inside shelf to store charts, fixtures, etc. • Includes casters. MODEL # LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT WT (#) M"V-14-BASE 4"6-1/2 2"4 354-1/2 18 MV-14-BASE HOOD • Reduces shadows and glare from overhead lights. • Easily attaches with two screws. • For use with MV-14 models only. MODEL # LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT WT (#) M"V-14-HOOD 1"0-7/16 2"0-5/8 98-3/4 MV-14-HOOD REMOTE DIGITAL READOUT • Provides easy to read remote x-axis & y-axis display. • For use on the model MV-14 only. • Includes all cables and a bracket for mounting to the MV-14 housing. MODEL # LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT WT (#) M"V-14-RD2 4"-1/2 8"-1/4 67-1/2 MV-14-RD2 Phone: 888-647-8665 4 Email: [email protected] TM Suburban Tool, Inc. MASTER-VIEW™ ACCESSORIES CENTERS • Features a spring-loaded tailstock. • Fits all MV-14 and MV-140 models. MODEL # CAPACITY WT (#) MrV-14-CTR 104" Long X 3" Diamete 1 MV-14-CTR V-BLOCK • Easily hold round parts. • Includes clamp and screws. • Fits all MV-14 and MV-140 models. V-BLOCK SIZE CAPACITY WT MODEL # MV-14-VB LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT (DIA.) (#) M"V-14-VB 2"-1/2" 2"-1/2 2"14-5/8 ROTARY VISE • Graduated 360° in 1° increments. • Fits all MV-14 and MV-140 models. MODEL # LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT JAW CAPACITY WT (#) RRV-473 R"RV-473 5"-5/8 7"-1/8 3"-1/8 29-1/8 Website: www.subtool.com 5 Fax: 248-391-7462 MASTER-VIEW™ ACCESSORIES OVERLAY CHARTS OC-1 Style OC-2 Style • Made of 0.007” thick Mylar ®. • Designed to work with all of Suburban’s 14” comparators. OC-6 OC-10 Style MODEL # USE WITH LENS POWER DESCRIPTION WT (#) OXC-1-10X 1t0 C2ombination Grid / Radius Char OXC-1-20X 2t0 C2ombination Grid / Radius Char OXC-1-50X 5t0 C2ombination Grid / Radius Char OXC-2-10X 1t0 G2rid Char OXC-2-20X 2t0 G2rid Char OXC-2-50X 5t0 G2rid Char OXC-6 1t0X, 20X or 50 R2adius Char OXC-10-10X 1t0 R2adius / Angle Char OXC-10-20X 2t0 R2adius / Angle Char OXC-10-50X 5t0 R2adius / Angle Char OXC-29-10X 1)0 S2crew Thread Chart (4 - 80 T.P.I. OXC-29-20X 2)0 S2crew Thread Chart (4 - 80 T.P.I. OXC-29-50X 5)0 S2crew Thread Chart (4 - 80 T.P.I. Phone: 888-647-8665 6 Email: [email protected] TM Suburban Tool, Inc. MASTER-VIEW™ DIGITAL READOUT Rear View MV-DRO2 The main advantage of the MV-DRO2 over competitive models is its part view capability. Using part view, you can really get the relationship of all of a part’s features to each other. Also, features can be constructed from previously measured attributes, directly from the part view screen. This is a great simplifier of the inspection task. Even novices can quickly perform complicated measurements. In addition the MV-DRO2 has these great features: 5.7" LCD screen. 0.0001” / 0.01mm resolution. Direct measurement of circles, arcs, angles, points, lines, distance, perpendicularity, parallelism and slots. Cartesian and polar coordinates. Part programming. Auto-enter, looping and auto-finish. 360° digital protractor. Multiple languages. X/Y linear compensation. Scale error detection. Output to a PC or printer throught an RS232, parallel or USB port. Inch-mm conversion. Skew capability. Additional MV-DRO2 Model: MV-DRO2-E MV-DRO2 with fiber optic edge detection capability. MODEL # LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT POWER REQUIRED WT (#) M"V-DRO2 6"1"3 7z-3/4 1710-240 VAC, 50-60 H M"V-DR02-E 6"1"3 7z-3/4 1810-240 VAC, 50-60 H Website: www.subtool.com 7 Fax: 248-391-7462 DON’T SEE WHAT YOU NEED? CALL US ABOUT SPECIALS.
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