Rafter clamp SPZ
Product details
- Clamping force up to 12,000 N
- For all roofing and timber frame constructions
- SPZ 80 K with 17 mm hexagonal bolt and heat‐resistant pressure plate with sintered steel insert, which can be tilted up to 35°
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| Order number | Opening | Throat depth | Rail | Weight |
| mm | mm | mm | kg | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
SPZ60K
|
600 | 120 | 27x13 | 2.9 |
|
SPZ80K
|
800 | 140 | 30x15 | 5 |
Hammer-in tip
First of all, the tip is driven into the rafter. The clamp is then quickly closed, to allow you to start right away with powerful clamping.
Broad impact surface
The broad impact surface makes it easier to drive in the clamp.
Special tilting pressure plate
With the SPZ 80 K, the special tilting pressure plate ensures problem-free clamping even when working with sloping parts. It can be tilted by up to 35°.
Sturdy hexagonal bolt
The SPZ 80 K's tough hexagonal bolt allows powerful yet controlled tightening, with the help of a torque wrench.
- Shell construction
- Carpentry and woodwork
- For clamping rafters and beams
- Clamping tools are not suitable for lifting, pulling or transporting.
- Clamping tools may only be clamped manually without using any auxiliary tools.
- Improper use can cause personal injuries or material damage.
- Never change or modify clamping tools. Only use them in their original condition. Only use original‐spare parts if required.
- Fixed and sliding bracket made of tempered steel, galvanised
- Spindle with trapezoidal thread in tempered, rolled steel, phosphated
- Toggle made of steel, galvanised
- Pressure plate made of steel, phosphated
- Regular maintenance is necessary - only then can a secure hold be guaranteed (no slipping of the sliding bracket)
- Clean the rails with solvent
- Always keep the rail free of grease, oil or dried glue, waxes and silicone-based release agents
- Clean and oil the spindle regularly
- If the rail is shiny, roughen both narrow sides with emery cloth (100 grain)
- Clean and oil the pressure plate regularly
