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Extra-heavy all-steel high-performance clamp “STBS” with special pressure pad, Jaw capacity: 300mm
Article no.: 861400 300
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Sintered steel inlays
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Quality feature:strong Vee profile steel slide rails.
Product details
Technical Data
| Manufacturer’s designation | STBS | |
| Version | smooth | |
| Pivot angle | 35 degrees | |
| Type of product | clamps | |
| Type of clamp | high-performance clamp | |
| Max. reach | 200 mm | |
| Max. clamping force | 35,000 N | |
| Capacity max. | 300 mm | |
| Material of clamping arms | steel | |
| Thickness of slide rail | 25 mm | |
| Width of slide rails | 50 mm | |
| Material of slide rail | steel | |
| Spindle thread | trapezoidal thread | |
| Type of operation | two-handed | |
| Suitable for | steel | |
| With pressure pad | yes | |
| Shape of frame | C-shape | |
| Total weight | 10,500 g | |
| Content | single part |
Identification & Classification
| Article number | 861400 300 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4008158007700 | |
| Manufacturer number | STBS30 | |
| Manufacturer/responsible person | BESSEY Tool GmbH & Co. KG, Muehlenwieserstraße 40, 74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen, Germany, www.bessey.de |
Description
Version:
Beam and fixed jaw made of bright steel section (special profile), tempered and electro-galvanised. Slide jaw made of steel, drop-forged, tempered, and electro-galvanised. Wear-resistant smooth-running steel spindle with metric thread. Long working life due to heat-resistant special pressure pad with sintered steel inlay, can tilt through 35°. Spindle tempered and burnished with adjustable clamp handle.
Application:
For heaviest duty clamping of workpieces in steel construction, blacksmith’s shops, HGV bodywork, machine tool manufacture etc. The movable special pressure pad permits clamping diagonal workpieces up to 35°. Maximum clamping pressure up to approx. 35000 N.