480624 | Raised/Mounted Clamping Module-K20 Hyd | Jergens Type_Water Meter (Turbine) Our HVAC supply store prides 2400-528
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480624 Raised Mounted Clamping Module K20 Hyd Jergens Type_Water Meter (Turbine) Our HVAC supply store prides 2400 528 Our HVAC supply store prides itself on providing the best prices and fast shipping Crafted from high grade materials Jergens Raised Mounted Clamping Module [sku]: 480624 The Jergens Raised Mounted Clamping Module (K20 Hyd) is a precision engineered component designed for industrial applications Key Features: * Raised and mounted design for increased accessibility and visibility * Hydraulic clamping mechanism for consistent and repeatable clamping pressure * Corrosion resistant construction for durability in harsh environments Benefits: * Enhanced productivity by reducing setup and changeover time * Increased accuracy by providing precise clamping force * Reduced downtime by ensuring secure workpiece holding Applications: * Machine shops * Assembly lines * Aerospace industry * Automotive manufacturing Technical Specifications: * Clamping Force: 2000 lbs * Maximum Stroke: 2" * Height: 4" * Weight: 15 lbs Upgrade your industrial operations with the Jergens Raised Mounted Clamping Module
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