Crosby IPSC10 Positioning Screw Clamps - 3 Ton

Description du produit

Product Description:
Crosby IP Model IPSC10 clamps are designed for positioning, pulling, and turning steel plates and structural sections in industrial applications. These clamps are specifically engineered for alignment and handling tasks where controlled movement is required.

⚠️ Important: The IPSC10 is not intended for overhead lifting or load suspension, and should only be used for positioning and turning operations. ⚠️

The clamp features a screw-type mechanism that allows precise gripping and secure attachment to the material, ensuring stability during positioning tasks. Its compact and durable design makes it suitable for fabrication, manufacturing, and maintenance environments.

Material:
Body: Forged alloy steel
Components: Forged alloy steel (where required)

Specifications:
Designed for positioning, pulling, and turning steel plates and sections
Not to be used as a lifting clamp
Available in capacities of 1.5 and 3 metric tons
Jaw opening range up to 0 – 2.38 in depending on model
Individually proof tested to 2× Working Load Limit with certification
Clamp body permanently marked with brand, WLL, and jaw opening
Each unit is individually serialized with proof test date stamped on body
Includes user manual and test certificate
Suitable for materials with surface hardness up to ~30 HRC / 300 HV10
Operating temperature range: -40°C to +100°C
Maintenance and repair kits available

Uses:
Positioning steel plates
Turning and aligning structural components
Pulling and adjusting fabricated sections
Fabrication and maintenance operations

Key Features:
Positioning-only design – Engineered specifically for alignment and turning
Screw mechanism – Provides precise and secure gripping
Compact construction – Strong yet easy to handle
High strength materials – Forged alloy steel body and components
Proof tested – Certified to 2× Working Load Limit
Traceability – Serialized with stamped identification
Safety-focused – Clearly not rated for overhead lifting