FRCCMAN LT Manual Clamping Element for Round Bars LIGHT LINE
(£193.10 inc. VAT)
Securely lock, brake, or hold your linear motion components with linear shaft clamping elements from Matara UK, built in-house at our large machine shop and factory complex. If you’re looking for pneumatic clamping or manual clamping elements, our range provides the highest-quality clamping solutions for pneumatic cylinders and more.
Linear shaft clamping elements serve several functions in linear motion systems. They primarily lock components, such as carriages and machine parts, in place at particular points along the shaft. In providing this function, they also serve as a safety brake, slowing moving components and preventing drops.
These clamping elements rely on their high holding force to be so effective. They can generate an incredibly high clamping force via friction, securely holding components in precise positions.
Manual linear motion clamping elements operate via a locking lever or screw that can be adjusted manually for occasional position changes. Pneumatic clamping elements, on the other hand, use air or fluid pressure to activate the holding force.
Manual clamping elements offer the benefits of a cost-effective, highly portable solution for systems that require infrequent changes. Pneumatic clamping elements are more suited for high-volume systems that require consistent force and may benefit from automated integration and control.
If you want to find out more about Matara’s range of linear shaft clamping elements in the UK, contact one of our experts or visit our handytechnical hub for more information.
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