Value Collection 410-7222 Steel Strap Clamp Assembly

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 410-7222 is a steel strap clamp assembly designed for workholding applications in machine shop and fixture setups. This swing clamp configuration allows the strap to pivot clear of the workpiece for fast loading and unloading, making it a practical choice for production environments. The assembly is built around a 3/8-16 tap size and features a strap that is 4 inches long and 0.625 inches thick, providing solid clamping surface contact. Machinists, tool and die makers, and fixture builders use this type of assembly where repeatable, secure clamping is required on milling machines, drill presses, and dedicated machining fixtures.

This strap clamp assembly is suited for use in manual and semi-automated machining fixtures across light industrial and production shop environments. The swing clamp design is particularly useful in setups where the operator needs to clear the clamp quickly between cycles without fully removing hardware. The 1-inch travel range accommodates workpieces of varying height, and the 1.25-inch strap width distributes clamping load across a meaningful contact area. It is typically installed as part of a modular workholding system using standard T-slot tables or custom fixture plates.

Key Features

• Swing clamp design pivots clear for fast workpiece loading and unloading
• 3/8-16 tap size for compatibility with standard clamp bolts and studs
• 4-inch strap length provides reach across a range of workpiece configurations
• 0.625-inch strap thickness delivers rigidity under clamping load
• 1-inch travel accommodates workpieces of varying height
• Steel construction for durability in machine shop environments

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or supplemental workholding component for use with standard 3/8-16 clamp studs and T-slot fixture systems in manual machining applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or fixture builders using standard hand tools. Always ensure the machine is powered down and the spindle is at rest before adjusting or installing any workholding component. The clamp stud should be threaded fully and torqued using values specified by the fixture design engineer or the machine tool manufacturer. Confirm strap alignment and clamping force are appropriate for the workpiece material before beginning any machining operation.