Swing clamps without swing stroke

In this version without axial swing stroke, the clamping arm swivels in one plane and does not make any axial movement when swivelled. 

Special features
• Reinforced swing mechanism
• Connections for pipe threads and drilled channels
 • Radial anti-rotation device in the clamping stroke
 • Indexing of clamping arm for repeatable alignment

Reinforced swing mechanism
The reinforced swing mechanism ensures that the angle position of the clamping arm remains the same even if a slight collision with the workpiece during loading and unloading or during clamping occurs.

Radial anti-rotation device in the clamping stroke
With swivelling clamping devices, workpieces can also be machined overhead. In the event of a sudden drop in clamping pressure, the radial anti-rotation device prevents the clamping arm from swivelling back. The workpiece is then no longer clamped. However, a sensible arrangement of several swing clamps and workpiece positioning aids can prevent the workpiece from falling out of the fixture (see also the note in the operating manual).

Advantages
● Compact design partially recessible
● Compact design
● Extremely short clamping and unclamping times
● Swinging in into narrow recesses
● Wiper with metal swarf protection

Versions
• 3 sizes
• Clamping arm seat with cone 1: 10, pendulum eye or fork head
• 2 clamping strokes per size
• Clockwise, counterclockwise or non-swivelling swing motion 
• Swing angle 0°, 15° to 75° and 90°
• Angle of clamping position selectable for pendulum eye or fork head

Seals
NBR = nitrile butadiene rubber

Double clamping arm
This allows space-saving clamping of workpieces in multiple clamping fixtures. 
Piston rods with pendulum eyes and fork heads are available so that optimally fitting double clamping arms can be attached. 
For a newly designed double clamping arm, the moment of inertia must be determined to 
calculate the admissible flow rate using the formula on page 9 of the catalogue sheet.