CLAMPS FOR HORIZONTALLIFTING OF SHEET IRONS AND STEEL PLATES

HORIZONTAL CLAMPS WITH JAGGED JAW AND

BIGGER OPENING, TYPE QP-B

Safety capacity 4:1. Working angle – according chart The horizontal clamps with jagged jaw, type QP-B, for 0.75 t, 1.5 t and 2.5 tons provide a safe and flexible way for lifting and moving of steel plates in horizontal position. They are distinguished with compact size and are very easy to carry. These clamps also have a safety switch.

 

 

HORIZONTAL CLAMPS WITH EXTENDED JAW,

TYPE QP-A

Safety capacity 4:1. Working angle – according chart These horizontal clamps have a slightly extended and smooth jaw. They are more economical version than the QP-B clamps, with a simpler design. The QP-A types do not have a safety switch. They have a bigger jaw surface than the QP-B type which compensates the lack of a jagged pad.

 

 

HORIZONTAL CLAMPS WITH JAGGED WORKING

SURFACE, TYPE PPD

Safety capacity 4:1. Working angle – according chart These clamps are suitable for lifting and moving of steel plates in horizontal position. They are made of high quality carbon steel. When working, avoid shock loading. The working load limit is calculated with a maximum lifting angle of 60° and on pairs. During working operations these clamps can be used in one pair or in several pairs. They have a safety switch.

 
 

HORIZONTAL CLAMPS WITH SMOOTH JAW, TYPE HPC

Safety capacity 4:1. Working angle – according chart  

These clamps are suitable for lifting and moving of steel plates in horizontal position. They are made of high quality carbon steel. When working, avoid shock loading. Must be used in pairs only.

 

HORIZONTAL CLAMPS FOR THIN SHEET IRONS, TYPE PDL Safety capacity 4:1. Working angle – according chart

WLL 1.6 tons – 3.2 tons

These clamps are suitable when working with thinner sheet irons that can be easily deflected. While lifting, the clamps themselves act as a safety feature and keep the load safe. They are made of high quality carbon steel. When working, avoid shock loading. The working load limit is calculated with a maximum lifting angle of 60° and on pairs. During working operations these clamps can be used in one pair or in several pairs.