Define jigs and fixtures, Mechanical Engineering

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Define Jigs and Fixtures

  • Jigs: A jig is a device in which a component is held and located for specified operations in such a way that it will guide one or more cutting tools to the zone of machining.
  • Fixtures: The fixtures is a production tool that locates, holds and supports the works securely in a fixed orientation with respect to the tool so that the required machining operation can be performed.

 


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