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MISUMI Clamp

MISUMI offers Clamp products in the Automation Components category such as, Horizontal Hold-Down Toggle Clamps, Vertical Hold-Down Toggle Clamps, Push-Pull Toggle Clamps, Heavy Duty Welded Toggle Clamps, Toggle Clamp Peripheral Components and many more products that are related to Clamp. Search and select detailed specifications of parts for your machine with free CAD downloads. MISUMI products are available to order through MISUMI online 24 hours a day. Free shipping, no minimum order.

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MISUMI Clamp

FAQ about Toggle Clamps

Question: What is holding Capacity (N)?: Answer: The maximum force that workpiece can be sustained in the locked position
Question: What will happen to the handle at releasing state?: Answer: It will be free movement state.
Question: Do you have standard for releasing angle?: Answer: There is no standard for releasing angle.
Numerical value is not guaranteed due to the link mechanism.
Question: Can the resin part of the handle be easily removed?: Answer: It cannot be easily removed.
This part is attached by adhesive or welding.
Question: What are the different types of clamps?: Answer: There are many types of clamps, but some of the most common include:
C-clamp: This is the classic G-shaped clamp, ideal for general purpose clamping.
F-clamp: This clamp has a flat, parallel jaw perfect for clamping flat objects together.
Spring clamp: A lightweight clamp that applies constant pressure with a spring mechanism.
Bar clamp: A long, slender clamp ideal for clamping long objects or spreading pressure evenly.
Mole clamp: A heavy-duty clamp with gripping jaws for securing irregular shapes.
Tri-clamp: A specific type of clamp used to create a leak-proof seal in sanitary piping systems.