Te-co 33924 U-shaped Strap Clamp 12 in Forged Steel

Product Description

The TE-CO 33924 is a U-shaped strap clamp machined from forged steel for use in workholding applications on milling machines, drill presses, and machining centers. It measures 12 inches in overall length and 3.25 inches in overall width, with an overall height of 1.38 inches. The forged steel construction provides the rigidity and load capacity required for production machining environments. Licensed machinists, tooling technicians, and fixture builders install this clamp as part of a standard T-slot clamping setup. At 8.2 pounds, the clamp is sized for medium to heavy-duty workholding tasks where a solid, reliable strap clamp is needed.

The TE-CO 33924 is suited for use on machine tool tables equipped with T-slots. It is designed for horizontal surface clamping in both job shop and production environments. The 9.3125-inch slot length and 1-inch stud size allow for flexible positioning along a T-slot table. This clamp is appropriate for securing workpieces during milling, boring, and drilling operations where consistent clamping force and stability are required.

Key Features

• Forged steel construction for high strength and durability under machining loads
• 12-inch overall length accommodates a wide range of workpiece heights and step block configurations
• 9.3125-inch slot length provides flexible positioning on T-slot machine tables
• 1-inch stud size compatible with standard T-slot clamping hardware
• Step seat of 0.44 inches allows use with standard step blocks for leveling
• Finger length and finger diameter of 1.06 inches each for consistent contact geometry

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard workholding component for use with T-slot machine tables accepting a 1-inch stud size and standard strap clamp clamping sets.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or tooling technicians as part of a T-slot workholding setup. The machine spindle must be stopped and the table must be stationary before positioning or adjusting any clamping hardware. Use appropriate T-nuts, step blocks, and a torque wrench to apply even clamping force without distorting the workpiece. Follow shop safety procedures and machine tool manufacturer guidelines when configuring workholding setups.