Choosing a 25.latch Type Toggle Clamp

Choosing a 25.latch Type Toggle Clamp

Whether clamping two sides of a board together or closing a hatch or door, toggle clamps are an excellent workholding tool to keep around for tasks such as woodworking.25.latch type toggle clamp These tools come in various designs, so you can choose the one that meets your specific application. It is important to consider factors such as maximum cylinder air pressure, holding capacity and the width of the arms when choosing the right clamp for your needs. You can also find a variety of sizes to fit your workspace.

Toggle clamps are quick-action clamping tools that utilize an over-center locking principle to hold a fixed position.25.latch type toggle clamp The clamping handle moves a lever-pivot system to its over-center position, then the clamping arm contacts the center to secure the fixture or workpiece in place. This is a fast, simple way to clamp your workpieces and can save time. They are useful for positioning machine tools, injection molding applications and a wide range of other workholding requirements.

The GN 852.25.latch type toggle clamp 3 series pull action latch clamps from Destaco feature a threaded horizontal U hook that provides easy adjustment. These clamps can be used for closing chamber doors, lids, access covers and drums in aerospace & automotive applications. The flanged base of these Destaco latch clamps has threaded mounting holes for a secure installation and comes with a thumb control lever that allows convenient single-handed operation. Raptor Supplies carries a replacement hook assembly for this Destaco latch clamp for replacing a damaged or worn out part.

When determining which type of toggle clamps are best for your application, it is important to understand how the exerting or clamping force and the holding capacity are determined. These values are calculated using a set of equations that take into account the number of pivot points, the length of each lever and the force of the clamping hand. This information is then converted to a ratio that allows you to compare the capabilities of different models.

For example, the table below shows the required force (EF) of a toggle clamp with three levers and a diameter of 25 mm. Toggle clamps with longer levers can be rated for a higher holding capacity, but they are also more likely to suffer from flexing due to uneven load distribution across the clamp arm.

Rocheclamp Company offers a wide selection of latch and pull action toggle clamps in both heavy duty and precision models to meet your application needs. These durable tools are made of high-quality materials, such as stainless steel, to withstand a variety of conditions, including rust and impact. Choosing the right latch or pull action toggle clamp for your application will ensure you get the most out of your investment. Contact Rocheclamp Company today to learn more about our products or to find a dealer in your area. Our customer service representatives can help you select the perfect tool for your job. They can even provide tips on using the most effective methods for securing your workpieces and helping you avoid costly mistakes.