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Vacuum Fixture Plates for Doosan

Vacuum workholding for Doosan VMCs. Full-table sealing area for large plate machining. One continuous plate, not stacked partial chucks.

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Why VFS on a Doosan

Designed for Doosan DNM and BVM

Available for the DNM 4500, DNM 5700, and BVM 5700. Mounts to the stock T-slot table with included hardware. Larger plates pair well with multiple Magnetic Venturi Kits (one per plate) for wet machining, or a high-capacity vacuum pump for dry production work.

Works alongside or under your vise

The plate doesn’t replace your vise. It expands what the Doosan can run. Mount it for plate work, sheet metal, large parts, or any job that needs full top-surface access. Pull it off when you need the table back for vise jobs. Or mount your vises on top. The two workflows coexist on the same machine.

Available Doosan Plates

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Other Doosan models  –  Talk to an engineer for custom requirements on Doosan machine not listed above.

What’s In the Box

Every Doosan VFS plate includes:

  • Vacuum fixture plate, machined for your machine’s table.
  • Integrated vacuum chuck and fixture grid. No separate chuck to mount.
  • Conical locators for fast, repeatable fixture swaps.
  • Mounting hardware and installation guide.

Doosan Installation

Installs like a standard fixture plate.

The plate mounts to the Doosan T-slot table with included hardware. Past 500 x 700mm of sealed area, we recommend multiple Magnetic Venturi Kits (one per plate) for wet machining, or a high-capacity vacuum pump for dry production. For tiled configurations (multiple plates side by side), use one venturi per plate.

Vacuum Supply

Two options if your machine doesn’t have built-in vacuum.

If your Doosan doesn’t have built-in vacuum, you have two options. The Magnetic Venturi Kit is the right choice for wet machining (flood coolant) since venturis pass fluid through without needing filtration, and it’s the most cost-effective entry. For dry machining or dedicated production, a vacuum pump is more efficient long-term. The plate works with any source pulling 20 inches of mercury or better.

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Don’t See Your Doosan?

We build custom.

If your Doosan model isn’t in the list above, we’ll design and build a plate for it. Send us your machine model, table dimensions, and the part you’re trying to hold.

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Not Sure Which Doosan Vacuum Fixture Plate You Need?

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Doosan vacuum fixture plate FAQs

Common questions about vacuum fixture plates for Doosan and DN Solutions CNC machines, including DNM models, production setups, and vacuum workholding performance.

The best option is a vacuum fixture plate sized to match the table and travel of the specific machine. For Doosan DNM 4500 and 5700 machines, plates are designed for full-table coverage with direct mounting to standard T-slots. This provides consistent vacuum holding across large parts and supports repeatable setups in production.

Yes. DN Solutions machines use the same platform as Doosan models following the rebrand. Vacuum fixture plates designed for Doosan DNM and BVM machines are compatible with equivalent DN Solutions models, provided the table size and mounting pattern match.

Doosan CNC vacuum tables are often used for larger plate machining. A vacuum fixture plate distributes holding force across the full bottom surface of the part, which helps maintain flatness over larger areas. For bigger plates, vacuum supply becomes more important, and multiple venturi units or a higher-capacity pump may be required.

Yes. Doosan vacuum workholding is commonly used in production environments. For repeat parts, setups are typically:

  • Defined once using a gasket or sub-plate
  • Left mounted on the machine
  • Reused across multiple cycles

That reduces setup time and supports consistent output for large or recurring parts.

Large plates often require zone control to maintain holding force. Common methods include:

  • Using vacuum plugs to close unused ports
  • Defining sealing zones with gasket
  • Running multiple vacuum sources for larger surface areas

This ensures consistent holding even when machining smaller parts on a large plate.

A vacuum fixture plate is typically used when:

  • The part is large, flat, or thin
  • Full top-surface access is required
  • Setup time needs to be reduced for repeat work

Traditional workholding is still used for heavy cuts or parts that require rigid clamping.