DESTACO 240208 Flat Tip Bonded Neoprene Spindle, Silicone Free, 3.25 Inch

Destaco 240208 toggle clamp spindle assembly or flat tip bonded neoprene spindle is a threaded rod with a rubber stopper, which is used to secure materials to work surfaces. This ensures optimal performance and functionality in welding, drilling & milling applications in the aerospace, automotive and food & packaging industries. This Destaco 240208 toggle clamp spindle assembly will eliminate the possibility of disfiguring when the rubber stopper wears away, and will protect toggle clamps from damage caused by abrasion / twisting / flexing by serving as a replacement unit for toggle clamps. The spindle can be adjusted to accommodate materials of varying thicknesses and can mount onto compatible toggle clamps including manual, power and hydraulic clamps. The spindle features neoprene construction to exhibit chemical stability by maintaining flexibility over temperatures ranging from -20 degrees to 100 degrees Celsius, as well as ensuring maximum clamping force. Additionally, Destaco 240208 toggle clamp spindle assembly comes equipped with a neoprene tip to minimise marring and includes jam nut adjusters to measure clamping distances. Owing to its oil-resistant and silicone-free properties, this spindle offers exceptional service life and hardness of 70 - 80 Shore A. It features a holding capacity of 750 lb.

Uses:

Destaco 240208 toggle clamp spindle assembly or flat tip bonded neoprene spindle offers a wide combination of features, making it adaptable to applications such as welding, drilling and milling, in the aerospace, automotive and food & packaging industries.

Features:

• Destaco 240208 flat tip bonded spindle has red coloured neoprene construction for durability.
• It offers hardness of 70 - 80 Shore A.
• This spindle is capable of tolerating temperatures ranging from -20 to 100 degrees Celsius.
• Destaco 240208 toggle clamp spindle assembly has oil resistant and silicone free properties for exceptional service life.
• The flat tip spindle has a neoprene constructed tip to prevent marring.
• It is supplied with jam nuts to permit clamping distance adjustments.
• The threaded body of Destaco 240208 toggle clamp spindle assembly enables easy installation.
• This spindle is configured with metric threads to provide a large stress area in the cross section of the screws and guarantee vibration resistance.

Compatible Accessories:

• Destaco 817, 827, 235 and 2010 Series toggle clamps can accommodate this 240208 flat tip bonded spindle.

Standards and Approvals:

• Destaco 240208 toggle clamp spindle assembly conforms to international standards like ISO 14001:2015 & ISO 9001:2015 for ensuring environmental health & safety, and efficient performance of the clamp.

Installation:

• Destaco 2240208 flat tip bonded spindle has a threaded body for easy and secure mounting.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Are other variants of spindles available on Raptor Supplies?

A. Yes, Raptor Supplies also offers Destaco swivel foot spindles, round bonded spindles and hex head spindles.

Q. What is the difference between flat tip bonded spindles and swivel foot spindles?

A. The flat tip bonded spindles reduce marking on fragile or polished surfaces while swivel foot spindles are used where a large areas needs to be clamped.

Q. Which spindle is better - neoprene or stainless steel?

A. Both spindles have unique features owing to the construction. Neoprene spindles have neoprene constructed tips to prevent marring during camping as well as exhibit chemical stability by maintaining flexibility over a wide temperature range. Stainless steel spindles ensure prolonged service life with anti-corrosion properties and also ensure high tensile strength in extremely high & low temperatures.

Q. What does clamping force mean?

A. Clamping force is the amount of force actually applied to the workpiece by closing & locking the clamp. It is normally less than the stated holding capacity. The actual clamping force depends on various factors, such as cylinder bore, cylinder area, spindle position (clamping arm length) and available air pressure. In most cases, the clamping force is approximately 2 to 3 times the force exerted by a pneumatic cylinder.