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C-Clamp
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C-clamp
C-clamp
A steel clamp, shaped like the letter C; used to hold, under pressure, two materials placed between the top of the open end of the C and a flattened end of a screw shaft which is threaded through the other end of the C.
C-Clamp 

a device for securing workpieces to a bench or template during fitting, joining, gluing, or assembly. C-clamps have a tightening screw passing through one end of a C-shaped frame made of metal or hard wood.
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Series: Allrounder C Clamp type: Horizontal, fully hydraulic Clamp-size range: 33 to 240 tons Injection unit: Hydraulic, reciprocating screw Injection capacity: 1 to 29.
Injection molding machines by Plastics Technology
Series: Allrounder C Clamp type: Horizontal, fully hydraulic Injection unit: Hydraulic, reciprocating screw Clamp-size range: 33 to 240 tons Injection capacity: 1 to 29.
Injection molding machines by Plastics Technology
Series: Allrounder C Clamp type: Horizontal, fully hydraulic Injection unit: Hydraulic, reciprocating screw Clamp-size range: 33 to 240 tons Injection capacity: 2.
Injection molding machines by Plastics Technology
 
 
 
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