Clamp handles large, heavy parts.
Press Release Summary:
Series PFC Frame Clamp features wide jaw throat that accommodates large parts with simple tooling. Total clamping force of 11,250 lb is available 3.940 in. above tooling surface. Force is constant as jaws close through last 1°, producing .135 in. wide power window. Modular design allows jaws and bushing block to be removed for modification. Unit operates quietly in less than .6 sec and does not require flow controls.
Original Press Release:
NEW Series PFC Clamp is Ideal for Heavy Parts Clamping
PHD announces the release of its NEW Series PFC Frame Clamp. The Series PFC Clamp features a rugged cam design that provides consistent clamping force throughout a wide power window. The unit's wide jaw throat accommodates large parts with simple tooling, making it ideal for heavy parts clamping. Series PFC Clamps provide the lowest cost of ownership and are available for shipping in one working day.
Additional benefits include:
o Total clamping force of 11,250 lb is available 3.940 in above the tooling surface. This force is constant as the jaws close through the last one degree producing a .135 in wide power window.
o Tooling surface has dowels and threads to North American Automotive Metric Standards (NAMS) NC blocks.
o Jaws have dowels and threads for NAMS mounting and shims.
o Modular design allows the jaws and bushing block to be easily removed for modification.
o Weld cover option protects internal mechanisms from flying sparks and debris.
o Position sensing option provides open and close sensing with an industry standard AC or DC Weldfield immune switch mounted to a protected housing.
o Operates quietly in less than .6 seconds. Flow controls are not required. Body has orifice communication.
o Fully field repairable in less than 30 minutes using only 4 metric hex wrenches
For more information, send for a free catalog today or visit our web site at www.phdinc.com/pfc. For immediate assistance, call PHD, Inc. at (800) 624-8511.
PHD, Inc.
P.O. Box 9070 Fort Wayne, IN 46899
(800) 624-8511 (260) 747-6151 FAX (260) 747-6754
Internet Web Site: www.phdinc.com
E-mail: phdinfo@phdinc.com
