Horizontal Plate Lifting Clamp - 0.75 Ton - 0-25mm

This 0.75 Ton Horizontal Plate Lifting Clamp features a 0-25MM Jaw Opening and conforms to BS EN 1...

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This 0.75 Ton Horizontal Plate Lifting Clamp is designed for professionals who need to securely lift sheet materials horizontally. Its primary benefit is providing a safe and non-slip grip for materials up to 25mm thick. A key consideration is the minimum steel thickness requirement of 5mm and a minimum loading of 150KG. This clamp conforms to BS EN 13155 specifications and offers a lifting capacity of 0.75 tons.

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Model Part NumberSFHLC0.75
BrandSecureFix Direct

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FAQs

What is the maximum weight this clamp can lift?

The maximum working load limit (SWL) for this clamp is 0.75 Ton (750 kg).

What is the minimum thickness of material this clamp can grip?

The clamp requires a minimum steel thickness of 5mm. The jaw opening ranges from 0mm to 25mm.

Can this clamp be used for vertical lifting?

No, this clamp is specifically designed for lifting sheet materials in a horizontal position only.

What does the minimum loading of 150KG mean?

This is the minimum weight the clamp needs to be subjected to for it to engage and grip the material effectively and safely. The minimum load should be at least 20% of the SWL.

Does the clamp come with any certification?

Yes, a test certificate is included and will be sent via email. This confirms the clamp meets BS EN 13155 specifications.

How should I maintain the clamp?

Keep the clamp clean, inspect jaws for wear, store in a dry place, and lubricate moving parts if necessary. Avoid exceeding the SWL and ensure correct material thickness and loading are met.

What happens if I try to lift a material lighter than 150KG?

Attempting to lift a load below the minimum specified loading may result in insufficient grip and potential slippage, which is a safety hazard. Always ensure the load meets or exceeds 150KG.

Troubleshooting

Clamp does not grip material securely

Ensure the material thickness is within the 0-25mm range and meets the minimum 5mm steel thickness requirement. Verify the minimum loading of 150KG is achieved. Check jaws for obstructions or wear. Ensure the clamp is positioned correctly on the material edge.

Difficulty opening or closing the clamp

Inspect the clamp mechanism for dirt, debris, or damage. Clean any obstructions. If the mechanism is stiff, lubrication may be required. Do not force the clamp if there is significant resistance.

Clamp appears damaged

Immediately remove the clamp from service. Do not use if there are visible signs of cracks, bends, or excessive wear on the jaws or body. Contact the supplier for a replacement or inspection.

Test certificate not received

Check your email inbox, including spam or junk folders. Contact customer support with your order details to request the certificate be resent.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Meets BS EN 13155 safety standards.
  • Provides a secure, non-slip grip for horizontal lifting.
  • Suitable for a range of material thicknesses up to 25mm.
  • Includes a test certificate for assurance of performance.
  • Robust design for industrial applications.

Cons

  • Requires a minimum steel thickness of 5mm.
  • Has a minimum loading requirement of 150KG.
  • Only suitable for horizontal lifting applications.
  • Not designed for lifting rounded or irregular shapes without additional measures.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Inspect the clamp for any damage before use.
  2. Ensure the material to be lifted meets the minimum steel thickness of 5mm and a minimum loading of 150KG.
  3. Open the clamp jaws to the desired width, ensuring it is appropriate for the material thickness (0-25mm range).
  4. Position the clamp onto the edge of the sheet material, ensuring it is securely engaged.
  5. Attach your lifting device (e.g., hoist, crane hook) to the clamp's lifting eye.
  6. Perform a test lift with a reduced load in a safe area before lifting the full weight.

Compatibility:

  • Suitable for lifting flat sheet materials.
  • Minimum steel thickness: 5MM.
  • Maximum jaw opening: 25MM.
  • Minimum loading: 150KG.
  • Maximum Working Load Limit (SWL): 0.75 Ton (750 kg).

Care:

  • Keep the clamp clean and free from debris, especially in the jaw mechanism.
  • Inspect jaws for wear or damage regularly.
  • Store in a dry environment when not in use.
  • Lubricate moving parts periodically as per manufacturer recommendations (if applicable).
  • Do not exceed the 0.75 Ton SWL.

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