Bessey STC-VH Vertical Toggle Clamp With Horizontal Base
£38.95 at Tooled Up · 27% below amazon price £53.58
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This 40mm capacity Bessey STC-VH Vertical Toggle Clamp is the larger variant in the range, designed for workpieces requiring greater clamping height.
With a clamping height of up to 40mm and 35mm automatic adjustment, this model delivers exceptional versatility for medium-sized components and assemblies.
The self-adjusting mechanism automatically compensates for workpiece variations whilst maintaining a constant clamping force of up to 2,500N, ensuring reliable and consistent results.
The set screw on the cantilevered joint allows you to fine-tune the clamping force to suit specific materials
With a clamping height of up to 40mm and 35mm automatic adjustment, this model delivers exceptional versatility for medium-sized components and assemblies.
The self-adjusting mechanism automatically compensates for workpiece variations whilst maintaining a constant clamping force of up to 2,500N, ensuring reliable and consistent results.
The set screw on the cantilevered joint allows you to fine-tune the clamping force to suit specific materials
EAN 4008158036991 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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