Schaublin

Schaublin SA is a Swiss company founded on 8 April 1915 by Charles Schäublin in Malleray. It became a subsidiary of the American group RBC Bearings in 2000. Its Delémont site is its production location for the 'clamping tools' and 'rotating elements' product lines, and it serves three areas: clamping tools, rod ends and EDO.

Schaublin was founded on 8 April 1915 in Malleray by Charles Schäublin. In 1924, the first branch was opened in Delémont to continue the production of clamping collets that had begun in 1920 in Malleray. The Bévilard factory was built in 1929/1930 and became the main site. In 1946, the company was transformed into a limited company under the name 'Fabrique de machines SCHAUBLIN SA'. In 1953/54, a new factory was built in Orvin. In 1956, the Tramelan factory was acquired through the takeover of AOMP, and the former station factory in Malleray-Bévilard was converted into a Foyer Schaublin and the production of rod ends under Unibal® license (Delémont). In 1969/70, a new air-conditioned factory was built in Delémont. In 1971/72, the last expansion of the Bévilard workshops took place. In 1991, the company moved to the new site. In 2000, SCHAUBLIN SA became a subsidiary of the American group RBC BEARINGS. In 2002, SCHAUBLIN SA took over the management of RBC France. In 2012, the building at Rue de la Blancherie 9, Delémont was acquired.

• SRS (Système de réglage Schaublin)

  A collet holder that allows clamping material or blanks and adjusting and regulating the concentricity of the collet to obtain minimal runout and excellent concentricity.

• Serrage Matière

  Range mainly containing collets used in turning and bar turning. The collets allow clamping material, parts in operation and counter-operation, or tool shanks.

• Serrage Outils

  Tool holder ranges in ISO, HSK and SCHAUBLIN standards, which have often become global standards. Also produces cylindrical tool holders, Morse tapers and specific adaptations.

• Accessoires & divers articles avec corps de pinces

  Derived products with a collet-shaped body for use on lathes, allowing special clamping by shape or internally.

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