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Episode 3 of our Mini Series all about the Heckert Compact range. In this edition Paul and Lee from Starrag UK talk in detail about the importance of Workholding and clamping and how the Compact range is designed and built ensuring secure, rigid and precise clamping. But how do they achieve this, Lee explains…
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