
Five-axis & multi-face setups
Explore triCENTRO workholding for access around the part and multiple workholding positions. Share your machine and part geometry to find a suitable arrangement.
HENNIG / SWISS MODULAR
Built around your parts. Ready for your next challenge. Explore modular, five-axis, compact, and vacuum workholding from HENNIG—and find the right direction for your shop.

triCENTRO Sputnik · Multi-face workholding
Explore Swiss Modular solutions from HENNIG for the way your shop works.

Explore triCENTRO workholding for access around the part and multiple workholding positions. Share your machine and part geometry to find a suitable arrangement.

Build a setup around your parts with powerCLAMP rails, clamping modules, jaws, and parallels. Start with a kit or discuss an application-specific configuration.

Discuss microCLAMP options for compact workpieces and closely spaced setups. Let your part dimensions and machining needs guide the selection.

Explore triviaCLAMP vacuum options for suitable parts and applications. Our team can help assess the workpiece, material, and machining requirements.
Inside Swiss Modular
A closer look at real setups, from loaded tombstones to the details behind the workholding. Photos from Titan’s facility visit.

Rows of bar stock secured around a tombstone fixture.

From Titan’s visit to the Swiss Modular facility.

Rails and clamping modules arranged around a tombstone.

A closer view of the fixture and workpieces in the machine enclosure.

Exploring another fixture configuration during the facility visit.
Choose a starting point for the conversation. Our team can help you work through the details.
From a starter kit to a more involved fixture, find a starting point around your machine, parts, and production needs.
Tell us which workholding you already use and what your next job requires. We’ll help you explore the next step.
Share your machine, material, part geometry, and drawings to discuss a workholding solution.
Tell us about your machine, material, and application. Include drawings or part files to help us understand your requirements.
From your first fixture to your next production challenge.
Tell us what you make and how you machine it. We’ll help identify a workholding direction for your shop.
Share your machine and application so the team can help narrow down the components.
Discuss how modular components can support your next workholding requirement.