03.02.2026

UNISET-V basic plus – new setting fixture for fine boring tools with large diameters from 0 to 400 mm

MAPAL provides highly cost-effective and flexible manual setting technology

With the UNISET-V basic plus, MAPAL is filling the gap between simple mechanical and expensive CNC setting fixtures. The new tool setting fixture combines precision, robustness and practicality especially for large fine boring tools and is available in spring 2026.

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At EMO 2025, MAPAL presented a manual setting fixture tailored to the specific needs of small and medium-sized enterprises in the form of the new UNISET-V basic plus. This fills a crucial gap between simple mechanical setting solutions and CNC systems while continuing to guarantee full precision and high stability.

The device from MAPAL’s UNISET range was designed as a response to demand from the automotive industry. In the electromobility industry in particular, large, heavy tools are often used to machine components like stator housings. These tools require extremely sensitive setting for high-precision fine machining. 
 

The image shows André Hausner operating the new UNISET V basic plus.
The UNISET-V basic plus is ideal for ultra-precise setting of guide pad tools with a diameter of 0 to 400 mm and a maximum measuring length of 750 mm.   ©MAPAL
However, in some cases users do not have the suitable setting technology and cannot achieve the potential precision on the tool side. Existing solutions such as the MASTERSET from MAPAL soon reach their limits when working with tools with large dimensions (from 200 mm). At the same time, CNC setting fixtures are not cost-efficient for many small and medium-sized enterprises. Consequently, in the UNISET-V basic plus, MAPAL has developed a new device that offers impressive cost-effectiveness and functionality.

Robust design for precise setting of tools with guide pad technology

The UNISET-V basic plus is designed for setting tools with a diameter of 100 to 400 mm, a maximum measuring length of 750 mm and with spindle connections HSK63, HSK100 and SK50. Tool weights of up to 45 kg are possible. Using reducing adapters, HSK32 to HSK80 can also be mounted. As the UNISET-V basic plus housing is based on a stable welded design, high mechanical stability is guaranteed. This is a key advantage in production environments. 

As a stationary bench-top device with a height of 1.3 metres and a weight of 179 kg, the UNISET-V basic plus does not necessarily need to be placed in a setting room. It can be set up anywhere it is needed on a stable surface. For instance, it can be placed next to the machine where the tools being set are applied.
 

The image shows the new UNISET-V basic plus setting device.
The UNISET-V basic plus can be placed anywhere on a stable surface. With the new development, MAPAL is filling the gap between simple mechanical and CNC setting fixtures.   ©MAPAL

Das UNISET-V basic plus ermöglicht die µm-genaue Einstellung von Schneidenüberstand und Verjüngung bei Reib- und Feinbohrwerkzeugen. Bedient wird es über ein 2-Taster-Prinzip, bei dem die Schneide über eine Führungsleiste justiert wird. 

Das UNISET-V basic plus richtet sich primär an kleine und mittelständische Unternehmen, die bisher auf präzise Einstelltechnik verzichtet haben. Doch auch für größere Unternehmen ist das UNISET-V basic plus die richtige Wahl, um Werkzeuge mit großen Durchmessern und hohen Gewichten prozesssicher und hochpräzise einzustellen. 
 

Kurzbeschreibung

Das UNISET-V basic plus ist als vertikales Tischgerät konzipiert. Es schließt die Lücke zwischen dem Einstiegsprodukt MASTERSET und den Expertenlösungen UNISET-H / UNISET-V expert. Technische Eckdaten: Durchmesserbereich: 100–400 mm, Werkzeuggewicht: bis 45 kg, Messlänge: bis zu 750 mm. Das Gerät ist modular aufgebaut, sodass Kunden zwischen verschiedenen Optionen wählen können. 
Portrait MAPAL Redakteur Ostertag Mathias

Kontakt

Mathias Ostertag Public Relations mathias.ostertag@mapal.com Tel.: +49 7361 585 3566

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