Gibraltar 30919G Clamp Strap Carbon Steel 5/8 in Stud

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 30919G is a carbon steel clamp strap designed for workholding and fixturing applications on milling machines, drill presses, and similar machine tools. The radius nose profile distributes clamping load evenly across the workpiece, reducing the risk of surface damage. This strap accepts a 5/8-11 tap size stud and provides 1.5 inches of travel, giving the technician or machinist adequate range to accommodate varying workpiece heights. The black finish offers basic corrosion resistance for shop-floor conditions. At 1.42 pounds, the strap is solid without being unwieldy during setup.

This clamp strap fits standard T-slot clamping setups found in machine shop environments, both in production and maintenance settings. It is appropriate for use on machine tool tables where 5/8-inch studded step blocks, clamp bolts, and strap clamp sets are already in service. Machinists and maintenance technicians working with metalworking fixtures will find this strap compatible with conventional step-block and strap-clamp configurations using 5/8-11 threaded hardware.

Key Features

• Carbon steel construction for durability under repeated clamping loads
• Radius nose design distributes clamping pressure and reduces workpiece marking
• 1.5 inches of travel accommodates a range of workpiece and step-block heights
• 5/8-11 tap size compatible with standard machine tool clamping hardware
• Non-serrated contact surface suitable for finished or semi-finished workpieces
• Black finish for basic surface protection in machine shop environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 5/8-inch stud clamping sets and T-slot fixturing systems on machine tool tables. No specific OEM system compatibility was provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or maintenance technicians familiar with machine tool fixturing. Secure the stud in the T-slot and position the step block and clamp strap so the strap angles slightly downward toward the workpiece for proper clamping action. Tighten the nut to the torque appropriate for the stud size per your facility or tooling standards. Inspect the strap for cracks or deformation before each use and do not exceed the rated load for the stud and strap assembly.