Setup Clamps
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Setup clamps hold workpieces in place during machining and assembly applications. Sometimes called strap clamps, they're used in conjunction with other positioning parts (such as T-slot nuts and bolts) for production work when the same task is repeated or when similar workpieces are clamped and worked on.
Standard Setup Clamps
Standard setup clamps have a tapered nose and long, smooth body for securing workpieces. The narrow height makes them a good choice for tight spaces or low-clearance areas, such as CNC work.
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Adjustable Setup Clamps
Adjustable setup clamps have a swivel point built into the clamping mechanism to allow the clamp to secure two workpieces of different heights, which eliminates the need for step blocks or wedges.
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Threaded-End Setup Clamps
Threaded-end setup clamps have a tapped hole that runs through the clamp body that accepts a knurled adjusting screw to height-adjust the clamp for stability and optimal clamping pressure. The screw turns to adjust the height of the clamp until it applies even pressure on the workpiece.
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Low-Profile Setup Clamps
Low-profile setup clamps (also known as gooseneck clamps) apply downward pressure over the edge of the workpiece to limit clamp projection vertically and horizontally over the workpiece.
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Threaded-End Low-Profile Setup Clamps
Threaded low-profile setup clamps (also known as gooseneck clamps) have a tapped hole that runs through the clamp body that accepts a knurled adjusting screw to height-adjust the clamp for stability and optimal clamping pressure. The screw is turned to adjust the height of the clamp until it applies even pressure on the workpiece. Low-profile clamps apply downward pressure over the edge of the workpiece to limit clamp projection vertically and horizontally over the workpiece.
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Step Clamps
Step clamps have serrated teeth on the back end of the clamp that connect to the serrated teeth on step blocks to provide even clamping pressure on tall or angled workpieces.
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U-Clamps
U-clamps provide two pressure points to stabilize workpieces using one attachment point. Arms are evenly spaced from the attachment to ensure even pressure on both arms.
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Setup Clamp Supports
Setup clamp supports install on the clamp shaft, T-bolts, or threaded rod to prevent the clamp from slipping. A set screw in the supports secures them to a shaft and a spring compresses when pressure is applied to secure the clamp.
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