CHEOTIME Pneumatic Clamp, 300mm Cylinder Pneumatic Hold Down Clamp GH 12130 Heavy Duty Tool for Metal Fabrication, Welding, Fixture, and Other Positions

CHEOTIME Pneumatic Clamp, 300mm Cylinder Pneumatic Hold Down Clamp GH 12130 Heavy Duty Tool for Metal Fabrication, Welding, Fixture, and Other Positions

• Pneumatic Clamping Action:​ The pneumatic clamp operates when air pressure is applied to its cylinder, which extends a rod to press the clamp arm down onto a workpiece. The cylinder pneumatic clamp that functions this way allows for quick, repeatable clamping and release with the push of a button or valve, which can be fasters than manual clamping for repetitive tasks in a workshop or production setting.
• 300mm Long Clamp Body:​ The holding capacity of the clamp is partly determined by its 300mm overall length, which provides the leverage and reach needed to clamp workpieces in a fixture or on a table. The pneumatic hold down clamp with this dimension is designed to fit into workspaces where a longer reach is necessary to access the workpiece from the side of a jig or table.
• 60mm Adjustable Clamp Reach:​ The clamp features a clamping rod that can move approximately 60mm (about 2.3 inches) vertically, which is the distance it can extend to make contact with a workpiece of varying thickness. The pneumatic workholding tool with this adjustable reach allows it to accommodate different material thicknesses within its range, making it a more versatile tool for setups that involve parts of different sizes.
• Mounted with M6 Base Screws:​ The air cylinder clamp comes with four M6 screws for attaching its base to a table, jig, or fixture. The pneumatic toggle clamp designed with this mounting system allows for a stable installation, which is important for maintaining consistent positioning and holding force during operations like welding, drilling, or assembly where precision is needed.
• For Workshop and Fixturing: The air operated clamp is commonly used in welding to hold pieces together, in machining for securing parts in a fixture, or in assembly work. The fixture clamp serves users like machinists, welders, and fabricators who need a consistent, air-powered method to quickly secure materials, which can help keep no hands for other tasks and contribute to consistent work results.