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Pneumatically-operated clamping device
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pneumatically-operated clamping device
pneumatically-operated clamping device
pneumatically-operated clamping device
pneumatically-operated clamping device
pneumatically-operated clamping device
pneumatically-operated clamping device
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Characteristics

Type
pneumatically-operated
Other characteristics
automatic

Description

Connect conductors quickly and conveniently. Simply insert the conductor into the pilot hole until it presses against the bottom of the hole. This activates the clamping process to the terminal of the conductor. At the end of the test, the clamps are all reopened together. Practical and reliable. • Extensive selection of standard contactings for different lead diameters • Solid and robust design • Customized solutions based on our standard solutions The so-called “pneumatic clamp” is supplied with compressed air. Test objects are often only equipped with free lead ends without plug. The lead to be contacted is inserted approx. 1cm in the clamp´s borehole. At the borehole´s bottom there´s a flexible valve plate. As soon as it is pressed down by the lead, the integrated valve reacts and makes a clamping cylinder in the clamp push against it. By this the contacting is established. A black push button is installed on the clamp to disconnect the contacting. It is no problem to operate any number of clamps by means of the compressed air supply. In case the entire compressed air supply is interrupted, all clamps open at the same time. This is perfect, as it is possible to quickly open all contact points in parallel when a test is finished. SCHLEICH delivers a wide range of proven pneumatic clamping devices.

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