Vlier P310 Toggle Pad 3/4-10 Steel Uncoated Bottom

Product Description

The VLIER P310 is a steel toggle pad designed for use with toggle clamps and workholding fixtures in industrial and manufacturing environments. It features a 3/4-10 UNC thread and a 1-1/4 inch pad diameter, providing a stable contact surface for clamping operations. The uncoated bottom face allows direct metal-to-metal contact with workpieces when surface marking or marring must be minimized by other means. A zinc plated gold chromate finish on the body provides corrosion resistance for shop floor conditions. The pad swivels up to 15 degrees to accommodate workpiece surfaces that are not perfectly flat or parallel.

This toggle pad is suited for use in production fixtures, jigs, and toggle clamp assemblies found in machine shops, fabrication facilities, and assembly lines. It is installed where a threaded pad nose is required to bear against a workpiece or fixture surface. The 1-1/4 inch pad diameter distributes clamping load across the contact point. The 15-degree swivel angle allows the pad to self-align against angled or slightly irregular surfaces without requiring repositioning of the clamp body.

Key Features

• 3/4-10 UNC thread for compatibility with standard toggle clamp spindles
• 1-1/4 inch pad diameter for broad, stable contact surface
• 15-degree swivel angle for self-alignment on non-parallel surfaces
• Uncoated bottom face for direct metal-to-metal contact
• Steel pad and tip material for durability under repeated clamping loads
• Zinc plated gold chromate finish for corrosion resistance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or aftermarket toggle pad for toggle clamp assemblies using a 3/4-10 UNC threaded spindle nose.

Installation Notes

Toggle pads of this type are typically installed and serviced by tooling technicians or machine shop personnel. Thread the pad onto the clamp spindle by hand until snug, then adjust to the desired contact position before securing with a jam nut if required by the clamp assembly. Verify that the swivel action moves freely before placing the fixture into production. Inspect threads and pad face regularly for wear or damage in high-cycle applications.