Arm length of the CAL/CAS series: Clamping force: Graphs of maximum flow rate and other related information!
The swing clamp's maximum flow rate per clamp cylinder is determined by the length of the arm used, and the intersection of the arm length and curve represents the clamping force. When determining the clamping force, please adjust the arm length within the allowable clamping force and be careful not to damage the plunger rod during installation. This document includes graphs showing the relationship between arm length, clamping force, and maximum flow rate for the separately sold long arm "CAL series" and the separately sold standard arm "CAS series," as well as dimension diagrams for the mounting parts when fabricating the arm. Please take a look. [Contents] - Graph of arm length: clamping force: maximum flow rate relationship - Clamping arm dimension table - Dimension table for arm fabrication - Example of usage conditions for the 5kN series - Dimension diagram for mounting parts when fabricating the arm *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The Japanese corporation Enapack is the local subsidiary of the American company Actuant in Japan. It was established domestically in 1967. The U.S. headquarters is the world's largest manufacturer of high-pressure hydraulic equipment, with a history spanning a century. It has 2,300 employees on a consolidated basis and sales of 84 billion yen. The company manufactures hydraulic and electrical equipment (hydraulic pumps, hydraulic cylinders) and operates globally with local subsidiaries in 30 locations and over 2,000 distributors. In Japan, the sales offices include the headquarters in Saitama Prefecture, as well as sales offices in Osaka and Fukuoka. The sale of industrial hydraulic equipment primarily relies on wholesale through distributors, with over 100 distributors nationwide. Thanks to the long-standing trust and achievements from our customers, our company has continued to grow together with them and has earned a strong reputation in domestic sales. Furthermore, we provide global support for product exports worldwide.