Clamp Cam Lever: Adjustable External Thread Cam Lever, 0.2400" Hole Dia, 1.6400" Wide, 1.4300" Hole Ctr to Lever End, Stainless Steel & Cast Aluminum 0.0400" Travel

Also known as double cams, these handles have a durable, extra-large handle for clamping on fixture bases, plates, and workpieces. For fast adjustments, push down on the handle and the head applies …

Typically, a cam clamp has two jaws—one of the jaws is fixed into the end of the bar while the other one slides along depending on the size of the workpiece. To apply clamping pressure and hold your …

After the cam clamp is screwed onto the application, a clamping force is applied by pressing the lever downwards. To release the force, the lever is lifted up and the workpiece can be removed.

Cam handles and cam levers provide quick clamping for position adjustment or part changing in machine changeover. The clamping force is applied by pushing down the handle, and it is released …

Product Information Straddle-type cam handle that can be used with an Eye Bolt or a custom-made drawbar. Continuous-rise spiral cam locks securely in any position. Available to fit Eye Bolt sizes …

Cam handles apply clamping force to secure machine tool components or workpieces in repetitive clamping tasks. Also called cam levers or cam compression latches, they have a lever-style grip that …

Cam levers and cam clamps are mechanical components used in various applications for quick and secure fastening. A cam lever features a lever attached to a cam mechanism. When the lever is …

Spiral cam units are a universal means to apply tension for clamping or frequent adjustments. Over the full tensioning path, the spiral’s radial or axial pitch remains constant.

Long-arm Hook Clamps are optionally available with a cam handle, to allow tool-less clamping, without a separate wrench. To utilize maximum cam travel, install an adjustable contact bolt in the tapped hole. …