De-sta-co 235906 Flanged Washer 3/8 in Spindle Ss

Product Description

The DE-STA-CO 235906 is a stainless steel flanged washer designed for use with 3/8-inch diameter clamp spindles. It features a 3/8-16 thread size, a hole diameter of 0.41 inches, an overall diameter of 1 inch, and a distance between flanges of 0.75 inches. This washer seats and retains the spindle assembly in toggle clamp and workholding applications, maintaining consistent clamping force under repeated cycle loads. Its stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wash-down and high-humidity environments. Machinists, tooling technicians, and fixture builders are the typical installers.

This flanged washer is suited for industrial workholding fixtures, jigs, and toggle clamp assemblies where a 3/8-inch spindle diameter and 3/8-16 thread are specified. It is commonly used in manufacturing, fabrication, and automation environments that demand reliable clamping components. The stainless steel material makes it appropriate for food-processing, wet, or corrosive service conditions where carbon steel hardware would degrade.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in harsh or wet environments
• Designed for 3/8-inch diameter clamp spindles with 3/8-16 thread engagement
• 0.41-inch hole diameter provides correct clearance for spindle fitment
• 1-inch overall diameter distributes clamping load across the spindle seat
• 0.75-inch distance between flanges ensures positive axial retention
• Compatible with both inch (3/8) and metric M10 spindle specifications

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or service component for DE-STA-CO toggle clamp assemblies using a 3/8-inch diameter spindle with 3/8-16 thread. Also suited for M10 metric spindle applications where flange geometry matches.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by tooling technicians or maintenance personnel servicing toggle clamp fixtures. Always de-energize or release any pneumatic or mechanical clamping force before disassembling spindle components. Verify thread engagement and flange seating before returning the fixture to service. Inspect the washer for deformation or corrosion at each service interval.