Cam lever adjustable polyamide traffic red RAL 3020 04233-252184A4X40
- Cam levers can be used to clamp workpieces quickly and torque-free
- Advantage: workpiece needs no further securing
- Precise clamping adjustment via a fine thread setscrew
- Application fields: machine and assembly construction, rehabilitation and medical technology
- Steel and stainless steel version
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Designation
Cam lever
Version 1
adjustable
Main
material
polyamide
Main
colour
traffic red RAL 3020
Component
material
steel
A1=Handle length
110
A=Handle length
100
B=Width
33
D=Thread (inch)
3/8-16
H1=Height
27,7
L=thread length
40
B1
24
Clamping
force
F (kN)
5
D1
27,1
D2
11
H
16,2
Hand
force
FH N
170
Size
2
Thread type
external thread
Travel
S
1,5
UNSPSC Code
31162800
~ CONFLICT MINERALS 3TG status
no intentional 3TG
~ CP65 substance 1 cancer & reproductive toxicity
lead and lead compounds
~ CP65 substance 2 cancer
nickel (metallic)
~ PFAS free?
yes
~ PFAS substance/s
previous C28H23F3N6 possible
~ REACH SVHC-free?
not yet identified
~ REACh SVHC 2 name > threshold
lead possible
~ RoHS conformity
yes, exemptions not yet identified
~ TSCA 6(H) conformity
yes
Description
Material
Handles and thrust washer fibreglass reinforced plastic PA 66.
Hinge pins 1.4305 (AISI 303 equivalent) stainless steel.
Screw and washer steel quality class 5.8 or 1.4305 (AISI 303 equivalent) stainless steel.
Version
Grip black or traffic red RAL3020.
Thrust washer black.
Hinge pin bright.
Stud and washer trivalent blue-passivated or bright stainless steel.
Thrust washer black.
Hinge pin bright.
Stud and washer trivalent blue-passivated or bright stainless steel.
Note
Adjustable cam levers are used if the position of the lever relative to the axis of tension only permits one specific position (interference circle). The exact position of the lever is adjusted using a screwdriver on the fine thread setscrew.
Plastics are subject to creeping under load (retardation), this can cause reduced clamping force.
Plastics are subject to creeping under load (retardation), this can cause reduced clamping force.
Drawing reference
1) setscrew for fine adjustment of lever
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