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    Hydraulic Hold-Down Fixture Clamps

    Image of Product. Clamping Arm Shown in Clamping Position (Sold Separately). Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Fixture Clamps. Hydraulic Hold-Down Fixture Clamps.
    Image of Attribute. Clamping Arm Shown in Open Position (Sold Separately). Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Hydraulic Hold-Down Fixture Clamps.
    Image of Attribute. Hydraulic Ports. Back orientation. ZoomedIn view. Contains Annotated, Border. Hydraulic Hold-Down Fixture Clamps.

    Clamping Arm Shown

    in Clamping Position

    (Sold Separately)

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    Open Position (Sold

    Separately)

    Hydraulic Ports

    Best for CNC milling, these clamps combine 10 times the force of air-powered clamps with automated swing action for fast, secure workholding. Their clamping arm (sold separately) rotates up and out of the way when not engaged, so you can easily insert and remove your workpiece.
    Connect your hydraulic line to the back or the bottom of the clamp. All ports are sealed with an O-ring and a screw; unseal the port you want to use.
    Double Acting—Double-acting clamps use pressure both to clamp and release a workpiece, giving you precise control over the process. They’re more efficient than single-acting clamps, since their release is quicker and more predictable. They’re a good choice if you need to coordinate the action of multiple clamps.
    Maximum Clamping Stroke—Maximum clamping stroke is the vertical distance a clamping arm can travel to clamp a workpiece.
    Arms—Choose an arm best suited for your application. Machinable arms let you customize the length and shape to suit your application. Because they are longer than standard arms, you’ll have to use lower pressure, and their actual clamping force will be lower than the listed rating.
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    Double Acting
     
    90° Clockwise Rotation
    6 3/16"21/32"5/8"7 3/4"3 1/2"3 15/16"UN/UNF (SAE Straight)
    		7/16"-20
    		7,600Yes43/8"-24
    		3/4"Lower FlangeSteel9964N1060000000004 3/4"2 11/16"9964N11600000008 1/2"9964N1190000000
     
    90° Counterclockwise Rotation
    6 3/16"21/32"5/8"7 3/4"3 1/2"3 15/16"UN/UNF (SAE Straight)
    		7/16"-20
    		7,600Yes43/8"-24
    		3/4"Lower FlangeSteel9964N113000000004 3/4"2 11/16"9964N1160000008 1/2"9964N119000000
     
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