lederer
Brand reference:82709
For fifty years, Lederer has been a responsible family-owned business and one of the leading suppliers of high-quality fasteners and efficient C component management in Germany and worldwide.His willingness to adapt products and services to customer needs is reflected not only in the corporate development of Lederer GmbH, but also in the products and services themselves: Rainer Lederer and Hans Lipinski founded the company in Wuppertal in 1970 (then called Lederer & Lipinski). Initially, they had only four employees in the still-young stainless steel fastener market, and then continuously expanded. Just five years later, the company had to move to larger premises, bringing its expanded team of 16 people to Ennepetal.
Another 13 years passed, and the company once again found itself in need of more space. In the same year, its 30 employees were able to move into a newly built administration and warehouse center. After expanding the warehouse in 1995, a modern high-bay warehouse went into operation in 2007; this nearly doubled the company's storage capacity. Today, more than 120 dedicated employees work there.
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lederer fixtures use hydraulic components to replace mechanical parts, achieving automatic positioning, support, and clamping of workpieces through hydraulic control. They offer advantages such as high clamping force, reliable clamping, stable operation, and ease of use, and are currently widely used in scenarios such as CNC machine tools, machining centers, and automated production lines. By assembling selected hydraulic components with designed mechanical parts, the required fixture can be obtained. Hydraulic fixtures ensure accurate positioning and secure clamping of workpieces at specified positions, and can reduce vibration during machining through floating supports and
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lederer fasteners feature internal threads and are generally shaped as flat hexagonal prisms, though flat square or cylindrical prisms are also available. They are used with bolts, studs, or machine screws to securely connect two parts into a single unit. Nuts operate by self-locking through friction between the nut and bolt. However, the reliability of this self-locking decreases under dynamic loads. In critical applications, anti-loosening measures are taken to ensure reliable nut locking. As an essential component for all manufacturing machinery, they are classified by material into carbon steel, stainless steel, and non-ferrous metals (such as copper).