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Broken Rail G-clamp

Broken rail G-clamp definition G-clamp usually refers to a clamp or clamping device used to attach, secure or maintain railway tracks. specification G-clamp may be available in a variety of different designs and materials to suit different rail systems and track types. structure G clamp usually...

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Broken rail G-clamp

definition

G-clamp usually refers to a clamp or clamping device used to attach, secure or maintain railway tracks.

specification

G-clamp may be available in a variety of different designs and materials to suit different rail systems and track types.

structure

G clamp usually includes a clamping body, screw, release and sliding parts. The clamp body is provided with a fixed end, a mounting end and a working space, and the mounting end is provided with a through hole and a diagonal hole.

Screw installation

The screw mounting is fixed in the through hole and can be reciprocated in the working space away from or near the fixed end. By adjusting the screw, you can control the size of the clamping force.

Release component installation

The release part is mounted and fixed on the inclined hole and comprises an operating plate and a engaging part engaged with the lead screw. The operating plate can separate the meshing part from the screw, thus facilitating the disassembly of the fixture.

Sliding piece

One end of the sliding part is connected with the screw, and the other end forms a clamping space with the fixed end. Through the reciprocating movement of the screw, the slide can slide relative to each other in the working space, thereby clamping or releasing the track.