Value Collection 410-7238 Steel Strap Clamp Assembly

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 410-7238 is a single-end steel strap clamp assembly designed for workholding applications on milling machines, drill presses, and similar machining equipment. The assembly features a 5/8-11 tap size, making it compatible with standard 5/8-inch clamping studs commonly found in machining setups. The strap has a radius nose profile, which distributes clamping force evenly across the workpiece surface. With 1 inch of travel and a strap length of 4.5 inches, this clamp handles a practical range of workpiece heights. Machinists and tool-and-die professionals install these assemblies as part of a larger workholding system on machine tables.

This strap clamp assembly is suited for general machining and fabrication environments where secure workpiece fixturing is required. It is appropriate for both production and job-shop settings where parts need to be held flat against a machine table during milling, drilling, or boring operations. The 1.5-inch strap width and 0.875-inch strap thickness provide substantial rigidity under cutting loads. A single unit is packaged per order.

Key Features

• Single-end clamp configuration with radius strap nose for even load distribution
• 5/8-11 tap size fits standard 5/8-inch clamping studs
• 1 inch of travel accommodates varying workpiece heights
• 4.5-inch strap length provides extended reach across the workpiece
• 1.5-inch strap width and 0.875-inch strap thickness for high rigidity
• Steel construction for durability in production machining environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for standard 5/8-11 stud workholding systems used on milling machine tables and drill press tables.

Installation Notes

Strap clamp assemblies are typically installed by machinists or tool-and-die technicians as part of a workholding setup. Always ensure the machine is powered down and the spindle is stopped before adjusting or repositioning any clamping components on the table. Use a torque wrench appropriate to the stud size and follow the machine tool manufacturer's recommended clamping practices. Inspect the clamp and stud threads for wear or damage before each use.