Lineup of Manual Clamps

Fixtureworks offers an extensive lineup of One-Touch manual clamps.

One-Touch clamps offer easy and efficient clamping and unclamping of a workpiece in one operation. Each clamp is designed to eliminate the need for tools when applying the clamping force and helps reduce set-up time and increase productivity. The lineup of One-Touch clamps includes swing, push, pull, retractable, thrust, snap and side clamps in a range of clamping force.

Swing clamps operate by rotating the handle, which simultaneously swings the clamp arm over the workpiece into the clamping position. Further rotation of the handle draws the clamp arm down and applies direct downward force on the workpiece. The swing clamps are available with cam, adjustable and spiral-acting handles. The clamping forces applied by these swing clamps range between 170-2,250 lbs.

Push clamps are designed to exert pressure against a strap clamp or workpiece by rotating the handle, which then forces the center piston to extend out. Simply rotating the handle in the opposite direction retracts the center piston. Push clamps can exert forces up to 890 lbs. and can be utilized in either a vertical or horizontal position.

Pull clamps are available in two different variations, both of which operate in conjunction with a clamping pin or clamping screw to provide quick and secure fastening in repetitive operations. By rotating the handle, the clamping pin or screw is retracted into the clamp, properly locating and holding the workpiece in place. The amount of clamping force ranges between 200 - 1,800 lbs.

One-Touch clamps include retractable versions, with clamping force to 945 lbs., that pivot completely away from the workpiece for easy loading/unloading; thrust clamps, with clamping force to 315 lbs., that feature a clamping body and bar used together for a range of workholding options; and snap clamps, with clamping force up to 31 lbs., that provide a snap on system. Once the handle is moved forward, the internal mechanism works to build tension. At a specific point, the tension is released and transformed into clamping force.

The side clamp that is One-Touch has a moving jaw that pivots forward and downward to securely hold the workpiece. The One-Touch side clamp, with clamping force up to 900 lbs., uses a handle to engage the clamping jaw. Other variations feature double jaws and built in work supports. Side clamps are designed to apply workholding forces to the side of a workpiece, leaving the top free of obstructions during the machining process.

For more information contact:

Fixtureworks

33792 Doreka Drive

Fraser, MI 48026

888-794-8687

586-294-1188

info@fixtureworks.net

www.fixtureworks.net