Piher Clamp Maxipress R-100 Cm - 61100

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The Piher Clamp Maxipress R-100 Cm is a robust and versatile clamp designed for woodworking, metalworking, and DIY projects requiring significant clamping force and reach. Its key benefit is providing a strong, stable grip up to 10000 N, ensuring precision and security. A potential caveat is its weight of 13.0 pounds, which may require two-handed operation for some users. This clamp features a durable construction, a powerful screw mechanism, and thoughtful design elements for ease of use and workpiece protection.

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Model Part Number	61100
Brand	Piher

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FAQs

What is the maximum clamping capacity of this clamp?

The Piher Clamp Maxipress R-100 Cm has a maximum clamping height of 100 cm (approximately 39.4 inches).

What is the maximum clamping force?

This clamp can deliver a maximum clamping force of up to 10000 N (Newtons).

Does the clamp have a quick-release feature?

Yes, it is equipped with a quick-release mechanism for fast and convenient operation.

Will the clamp damage delicate materials?

No, the clamp features non-marring jaws designed to prevent damage and scratches to workpieces.

What is the outreach of the clamp?

The outreach of this clamp is 16 cm (approximately 6.3 inches).

How do I maintain the clamp?

Keep the jaws clean, periodically lubricate the screw mechanism, and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion. Inspect for wear and tear.

Can this clamp be used for metalworking?

Yes, its robust construction and high clamping force make it suitable for various metalworking applications, including holding parts for welding or drilling. The cross notches can assist with clamping round tubes.

Troubleshooting

Clamp does not hold firmly.

Ensure the handle is turned clockwise sufficiently. Check that the brake mechanism is properly engaged and that the workpiece is positioned securely within the jaws.

Handle is difficult to turn.

Inspect the screw mechanism for dirt or debris. Clean the threads and apply a suitable lubricant if necessary. Ensure the workpiece is not excessively large or misaligned, which could cause binding.

Jaws slip on the workpiece.

Verify that the non-marring jaw pads are clean and intact. Ensure adequate clamping force is applied. For round materials, utilize the cross notches if applicable.

Plate spins when handle is turned.

This specific model features a non-spinning plate by design. If it is spinning, inspect for damage to the mechanism or ensure the handle is correctly engaged with the screw.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Exceptional clamping force for secure holding.
Generous clamping capacity suitable for large projects.
Durable construction ensures longevity.
Features designed to prevent slippage and workpiece damage.
Ergonomic handle for improved user comfort.

Cons

Significant weight (13.0 pounds) may be a factor for some users.
May be oversized for very small or light-duty tasks.
Requires a firm grip and potentially two hands for maximum force application.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

The Piher Clamp Maxipress R-100 Cm requires minimal setup. To use, slide the adjustable jaw to the desired position along the bar. Place the workpiece between the jaws and turn the ergonomic handle clockwise to apply clamping pressure. Continue turning until the desired force is achieved, but avoid over-tightening. To release, turn the handle counter-clockwise.

Compatibility:

This clamp is highly versatile and compatible with a wide range of materials, including various types of wood, metal, plastic, and composites. Its non-marring jaws ensure compatibility with delicate surfaces.

Care:

Keep the clamping surfaces clean and free of debris. Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth.
Periodically check the screw mechanism for smooth operation. A light application of lubricant may be beneficial for long-term use, following manufacturer recommendations.
Store the clamp in a dry environment to prevent rust or corrosion on metal parts.
Inspect jaws for wear and tear; replace if damaged to maintain effective clamping and workpiece protection.