Link clamps are the optimal choice when, due to the clamping situation, the workpiece needs to be freely removed from above when unclamped. Due to the linear movement of the clamping lever when opening or closing the link clamp, it is particularly suitable for clamping situations where a lateral movement of the clamping element is not possible, e.g. due to interfering contours. The force is transferred to the tensioning lever of the link clamp via the piston. The opening and closing times are clearly defined due to the link clamps double-acting mode of operation.

Housing and piston steel.

Housing black oxidised.
Piston hardened.

The tensioning lever of the link clamp develops its optimum clamping force in the horizontal position.
Workpiece tolerances are compensated for up to a position deviation of +/- 8.5°.
The clamping force of a link clamp is dependent on the lever length.

Follow safety instructions.

- Thread connection.
- O-ring flange connection.
- Drilled channels.

- Max. operating pressure for piston diameters 16 and 25: 350 bar.
- Max. operating pressure for piston diameter 40: 200 bar.

See mounting contour.

- Integrated metal wiper.
- Partially retractable housing.
- Collision-free accessibility to the workpiece.
- Lineless pressure supply.
- Versatile mounting possibilities.

- 1x tension lever for link clamp.
- 4x DIN EN ISO 4762 cap screws grade 8.8.
- 4x Plastic caps.
- 2x O-rings 7x1.5 (for flange connection operating mode).

With position control.

H1*= optimum clamping point; from -1.5mm until tension lever contact

1) Mounting contour
2) Loosen
3) Clamp
4) Rounded edges
5) These holes are only closed with screw plugs by piston diameter 16