Industrial Clamps

Product Details:

ID Clamps expand to self-center and clamp on the inside diameter of a workpiece, leaving the outside clear for machining. Tightening the tapered center screw with a hex wrench pushes the clamping segments outward, and slightly downward, to exert force on the workpiece's internal bore. These clamps are designed to have their outside diameter finish machined by the customer to suit the bore size, because maximum diameter expansion is limited (.005 to .025", depending on the size). ID Clamps allow close mounting for multi-part machining on vertical and horizontal machining centers.

Product Details:

Each of these six workpieces is clamped by two ID Clamps – a large clamp in the large bore and a small clamp in the slot. The large clamp is also the primary locator, so would be tightened first. The small clamp is also the secondary (radial or “clocking”) locator, so would be tightened second. By using ID Clamps, the workpiece’s entire outer surface is accessible for machining.

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Product Details:

Self-Centering Bore Clamps provide locating, internal clamping, and supporting in one unit, exerting force both radially and downward against a hardened support surface. This compact design uses an expanding Segmented Clamping Bushing to exert high clamping force with self-centering repeatability within .0002". These bore clamps are particularly suitable for clamping workpieces with machined bored holes and a support surface square to the hole axis. Available in three types: 1) Self-centering; 2) Self-centering in one axis, with .020" float in the other axis; 3) Without centering, with .020" float in all directions.