De-sta-co 1200-E Air Hold Down Clamp 1200 Lb

Product Description

The DE-STA-CO 1200-E is a pneumatic hold down clamp designed for industrial workholding applications where consistent, repeatable clamping force is required. Powered by compressed air, it delivers a holding capacity of 1,200 pounds at a clamping pressure of 150 psi, making it well suited for fixturing, assembly jigs, and production line clamping. The clamp accepts a maximum workpiece opening of 0.378 inches and features a 1-inch arm length. Installation is handled by maintenance technicians and tooling engineers in light to heavy manufacturing environments.

The 1200-E is used in industrial manufacturing settings where air-actuated clamping is preferred over manual toggle clamps for speed, consistency, and operator ergonomics. Typical applications include welding fixtures, machining jigs, and assembly stations where parts must be held securely during processing. The clamp mounts via standard mounting holes, allowing integration into existing fixture plates and tooling setups.

Key Features

• Pneumatic air operation for fast, repeatable actuation
• 1,200 lb holding capacity at 150 psi clamping pressure
• Maximum opening capacity of 0.378 inches for controlled workpiece sizing
• Compact footprint: 6 inches long, 3 inches wide, 2.25 inches tall
• Mounting holes allow direct integration into fixture plates
• 1-inch arm length for low-profile workholding arrangements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit addition for industrial pneumatic hold down clamping applications requiring standard mounting hole patterns.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by tooling engineers or maintenance technicians familiar with pneumatic fixture systems. Disconnect and depressurize the air supply before mounting or servicing the clamp. Secure the clamp body through the provided mounting holes using appropriate fasteners for the fixture material and load requirements. Verify air supply pressure does not exceed the rated clamping pressure before returning the system to service.