Carr Lane CLR-1463-110 | M38x1.5 Thread x 16.00mm Stroke x 5530 lbs Force Threaded-Body Cylinder

Product Information

7250 psi max Single Acting Versatile push clamps that provide considerable force in a small size. These small clamps can be placed very close together, especially when manifold mounted. Clamps can be screwed all the way down to their hex flats, or installed at partial depth. Long plunger guide ensures excellent reliability and durability. The dual-wiper version shown here has an additional rod wiper at the top to prevent contamination of the internal spring area by cutting fluids. This version is a direct substitute for the standard version, except that the larger hex head increases minimum clamp spacing. Available in five body diameters, with inch or metric threads, with a choice of swivel plunger (shown here), radius plunger, or tapped plunger. Clamping force at 7250 psi:          1280 lbs          2270 lbs          3530 lbs          5530 lbs          9000 lbs

Clamping Action

Applying fluid pressure advances the plunger. Spring return.

Design Considerations

Threaded-Body Push Clamps have a positive stroke stop in extended position, but not in retracted position. Do not place a load on the plunger while retracted.

Mounting & Fluid Supply

Several possible mounting methods: 1) install clamp directly into a flat-bottom tapped hole in the fixture – see drawings for hole-preparation instructions; 2) install clamp into a Mounting Block; 3) install clamp into a Feeder Cap and mount through a fixture wall (secure with a Jam Nut or Mounting Flange). In all cases, hydraulic sealing is accomplished by a Sealing Washer (furnished) placed directly underneath the clamp. Tighten clamp to recommended seating torque. Fluid passages must be drilled as shown in the drawings. Do not use NPT fittings.

Material

Parts Specification

Warning:

This product can expose you to materials and/or chemicals including arsenic, lead, and other materials and/or chemicals which are known to the state of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm.

For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov