Wedge Clamp
- Heavy duty wedge grips are designed for tensile tests up to 10 kN. Self-tensioning serrated jaws hold the test specimen by a spring-loaded knob and rack-and-pinion type mechanism. The jaws are mounted on roller bearings to prevent jamming, which is common with conventional wedge grips.
Wedge clamps for small parts
- For general tensile tests with low forces. The fluted, self-clamping steel clamping jaws can.
Clamping fixture for small parts
- For testing small and hard-to-reach electronic and mechanical parts. The narrow profile of this fixture allows it to be used in a variety of applications.
Multi-Clamping Gripper
- For clamping round or unusually shaped articles. The jaws are extended and retracted by rotating the housing.
Clevis
- This gripper is designed for various tensile test applications. Among other things, it is ideal for spring testing and chain link testing. A spring pin with ball plunger engages to secure it during the test procedure. With integrated eye end, this can be optimally used with MARK-10 force gauges, load cells and test stands.
Clevis for high loads
- Clevis for high loads such as spring testing. Integrated Eye End.
Gripping device for straps
- For secure gripping of textile webbing, tapes, braided materials normally used in construction, marine and other industrial purposes. Ideal for compliance with ASTMD6775 and related standards, the grip can accommodate a variety of specimen widths and forces up to 10kN.