Value Collection 410-7236 Steel Strap Clamp Assembly

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 410-7236 is a single-end steel strap clamp assembly designed for securing workpieces or components in machining, fabrication, and industrial fixture applications. Built with a radius strap nose, this clamp assembly accepts a 1/2-13 tap size and delivers 1 inch of travel, giving the technician sufficient clamping range for varied workpiece heights. The strap is constructed from steel for durability under repeated clamping loads. With a strap length of 4 inches and a strap width of 1-1/4 inches, this assembly suits standard T-slot tables and fixture plates commonly found in machine shops and manufacturing environments.

This strap clamp assembly is suited for use on milling machines, drill presses, and manual machining centers where workpieces must be held securely to a table or fixture plate. The single-end configuration allows the clamp to be positioned at the edge of a workpiece with the opposite end supported by a step block or riser. It is a standard component used by machinists, tool and die makers, and maintenance technicians performing metal removal or assembly operations.

Key Features

• Single-end clamp assembly with radius strap nose for smooth workpiece contact
• 1/2-13 tap size for compatibility with standard clamping studs and T-slot hardware
• 1 inch of travel accommodates varying workpiece heights
• 4-inch strap length and 1-1/4-inch strap width for stable clamping footprint
• 5/8-inch strap thickness provides rigidity under clamping load
• Steel construction resists deflection during machining operations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard addition to T-slot clamping setups on milling machines, drill press tables, and fixture plates that use 1/2-13 clamping studs.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or maintenance technicians using standard hand tools and appropriately rated clamping studs. Ensure the machine table or fixture plate is de-energized and the spindle is at rest before positioning the clamp. Always support the free end of the strap with a correctly sized step block or riser to keep the strap level and distribute clamping force evenly. Verify that the stud and nut torque is sufficient to hold the workpiece without exceeding the capacity of the clamping hardware.