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 These side style edge clamps have a moving jaw which moves forward and slightly downward for secure workholding. Moving the handle 45 degrees pushes the clamping jaw forward 2mm. When releasing the clamp, the jaws move back for easy insertion and removal of the work piece. User can make custom jaws to fit the application. These clamps work very well for repetitive clamping operations.
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 These side style edge clamps have a moving jaw which moves forward and slightly downward for secure workholding. Moving the handle 45 degrees pushes the clamping jaw forward 2mm. When releasing the clamp, the jaws move back for easy insertion and removal of the work piece. User can make custom jaws to fit the application. These clamps work very well for repetitive clamping operations.
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 These edge clamps utilize a smaller clamping space and allow clamping of larger work pieces. Tightening the ball screw forces the clamp forward and downward against the work piece supports and stops. The hex socket set screw works to prevent the clamp from sliding back when clamping.
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 The jaws move forward and downward as the ball screw is tightened. The jaws swivel 1.5 degrees from center to allow for clamping on uneven surfaces. Tightening the ball screw forces the clamp forward and downward against the workpiece supports and stops.
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 These edge clamps utilize smaller clamping space which allows for greater machine clearance. Mounting screw can be under the work piece minimizing clamping space. Tightening the ball screw forces the clamp forward and downward. The hex socket set screw works to prevent the clamp from sliding back when clamping.
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 These cam edge clamps offer a low profile design, high holding forces and easy to use operations. The low profile and small size allow for faster set up and more parts per load. Turning the cam nut on the top of the clamp forces the serrated jaw forward and downward against the work piece. Easily installs with a socket head cap screw.
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 Compact design for low profile positive clamping. These clamps permit faster loading and unloading of work piece. To install, lock the flange collar into the cam using the locking screw and then tighten up the cam with a wrench.
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 These adjustable toe style edge clamps have a low profile to keep clamp out of the way from machining operation. The jaws move forward and downward as the clamp is tightened. Allows for quick removal and insertion of parts.
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 These edge clamps have a low profile to keep clamp out of the way from machining operation. The jaws move forward and downward as the clamp is tightened.
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 These toe style edge clamps offer high holding power and low profile. Clamp moves downward and forward as it is engaged, forcing the work piece against the supports and stops. The low profile clamping surface is serrated for greater gripping strength. Install by drilling and tapping a cap screw hole and locking pin hole.
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 Clamp moves downward and forward as it is engaged, forcing the work piece against the supports and stops. The large clamping surface is serrated for greater gripping strength. Install by drilling and tapping a cap screw hole and locking pin hole.
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 These adjustable toe style edge clamps have a low profile to keep clamp out of the way from machining operation. The jaws move forward and downward as the clamp is tightened. Allows for quick removal and insertion of parts.
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 Large jaws offer more clamping surface. Jaws move downward and forward as the clamp is tightened. Allows for quick removal and insertion of parts.
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