clamp screw

[′klamp ‚skrü]

(design engineering)

A screw that holds a part by forcing it against another part.

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Locate the clamp screw on the back side of the caliper.

Though the receiver recess is precision milled and functionally closed down as the barrel clamp screw is torqued, it doesn't touch the barrel.

Making and installing a barrel/receiver coupler sleeve: on some rifles, adding a coupler sleeve to strengthen the junction between the barrel and receiver can improve barrel stability and accuracy. The Remington Model 504, used here, is one of these rifles

This new design uses fewer parts than other designs, with only a clamp screw, clamp, clamp spring, shim, and shim screw.

New versatile toolholder system

The ValTURN ProGRIP system uses a clamp screw, clamp, clamp spring, shim, and shim screw, fewer spare parts than competitive designs.

Toolholder system

These couplings normally require an access hole on the side of the flange, allowing a technician get a wrench into the flange to tighten a clamp screw in order to mount the coupling onto a shaft.

Serviceable servomotor couplings. (Application Xtra)

In many circumstances, one maintenance worker rotates the appropriate shaft while a second worker peers into an access port, flashlight poised, watching for the hub clamp screw to come into view.

Blind-fit Bellows Couplings

* Rear clamp, clamp screw, or forward leaf spring missing from upper hand guard (rail)

What have I got? Part 2

Instead, a receiver clamp screw and side-positioned set screw are used to position and lock the barrel in place.

Rebarreling the Remington Model 504 .22 LR: some rifles are easier to rebarrel than others. The Remington Model 504-T requires a little extra thought and a few extra steps, but the end result is a fine-shooting rimfire rifle

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