One-Touch Sliding Clamp for Rail, Bar or Shaft from Wixroyd
What is...
The Sliding Clamp is mounted in a fixed position in an assembly. When set to its off position, a sliding bar can be moved left or right as two spring loaded ball plungers provide free movement of bar. Once in its desired position the sliding bar can be locked in place, through a 90° turn of the sliding clamp handle to engage clamping shaft. This makes Sliding Clamp One-Touch Fasteners ideal for processes that require quick positioning, locking, releasing and re-positioning of sliding bars. When additionally used with a scale plate, the reading line on the sliding clamp enables quick and accurate alignment.
We provide technical diagrams to help with the installation of Sliding Clamp One-Touch Fasteners on the product pages of our site, and our technical engineers are on hand to assist you further if needed.
Slotted hole sliding clamp one-touch fastener designed for quick positioning of sliding bars, actuated via quarter turn t-handle. Suitable for linear movement on fully intact bars.
Solid sliding clamp one-touch fastener designed for quick positioning of sliding bars, actuated via quarter turn t-handle. Suitable for linear movement on fully intact bars.
Solid sliding clamp one-touch fastener designed for quick positioning of sliding bars, actuated via quarter lever handle. Suitable for linear movement on fully intact bars.
Sliding clamp one-touch fastener for solid, round bars. Actuated via quarter turn t- handle. Made from reinforced polyamide with stainless steel (SUS63) clamp collar.
Aluminium scale plates for use with our sliding clamp one-touch fasteners. Etched markings are for indication and not precise measurement. Mount via adhesion onto clean surface.
Associated Products
Self centering and non-floating tapered shaft hubs, for use as joints for machine elements such as sprocket wheels and cams. Made from steel.
Features
Operating Principle
You can slide the steel bar when the knob is at the "OFF" position since there is clearance between the steel bar and the shafts.
The steel bar is locked when the knob is at the "ON" position since the shafts are pushed by the wedge.
Operating Instructions
- The steel bar can slide to the right and left at the "OFF" position.
- The steel bar is locked at the "ON" position. Note: The Knob clicks at the "ON" and "OFF" positions, and this gives the operator confirmation it has locked/unlocked securely.
Please refer to notes for safe use (last page of guide).
- Slide the steel bar
- Attach/remove the steel bar.
- Slide the sliding lock for slotted hole.
- Attach/remove the sliding locks for slotted hole.
General Guidance
Notes
- Ensure that the knob is at the “OFF” position when mounting. Mounting of sliding locks the at “ON” position may cause damage.
- The displacement will increase with excess shock or vibration. Do not use this product vertically in environments where excess vibration is present.
- The displacement can increase with adhesion or contamination by oil or foreign substances.
- If the steel plate slips or chatters by the load applied to the steel plate, prepare guides or supports as needed. (See figure 1 and 2 below)
- Excess displacement or misalignment may be caused if there is a clearance between the steel bar and the base when the sliding locks at the “ON” position. (See figure 3 below) Ensure that the steel plate and the base are not bent or warped.
