Cam screw hexagon brass 04435-16
- Very low design
- Ideal for a range of clamping tasks
- Gentle material clamping
- Compact
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Designation
Cam screw
Version 1
hexagon
Main
material
brass
Component
material
QT steel
D=Thread
M16
L=thread length
30
A
15
Accessories NLM
04521-10-1630
Clamping
force
kN
26,68
H
12,7
S1
(travel)
2,54
SW
30,2
SW1
12
Tightening
torque
max. Nm
125
~ CONFLICT MINERALS 3TG status
no intentional 3TG
~ CP65 substance 1 cancer & reproductive toxicity
lead and lead compounds
~ CP65 substance 2 cancer
nickel (metallic)
~ PFAS free?
yes
~ REACH SVHC-free?
no
~ REACh SVHC 1 name > threshold
lead
~ RoHS conformity
yes, with exemption
~ RoHS exemption/s
III/6c
~ TSCA 6(H) conformity
yes
Description
Material
Cam screw carbon steel.
Hex washer brass.
Hex washer brass.
Version
Cam screw tempered to 10.9 and black oxidised.
Note
The minimal height of this fixture clamp enables numerous clamping problems in fixture and equipment construction to be solved. The brass hex washer offers a gentle yet extremely stable and safe clamping of workpieces. By using several fixture clamps entire pallets can be set-up.
Clockwise rotation is recommended for clamping. The hex socket on the screw should be on the right after tightening. (Screw in the cam screw as far as it will go, then turn it back one turn).
”A” = distance from workpiece to screw centre (cam screw).
Clockwise rotation is recommended for clamping. The hex socket on the screw should be on the right after tightening. (Screw in the cam screw as far as it will go, then turn it back one turn).
”A” = distance from workpiece to screw centre (cam screw).
Assembly
Clamping method:
1. Screw the cam screw in as far as it will go.
2. Screw the cam screw back one turn.
3. Position the workpiece.
4. Turn the cam screw clockwise to clamp the workpiece. (The hex socket on the cam screw should now be on the right).
1. Screw the cam screw in as far as it will go.
2. Screw the cam screw back one turn.
3. Position the workpiece.
4. Turn the cam screw clockwise to clamp the workpiece. (The hex socket on the cam screw should now be on the right).
On request
Replacement screw for cam screws 04521-10.
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