Lever clamp classiX GSH
Order number | Opening | Throat depth | Rail | Weight |
mm | mm | mm | kg | |
---|---|---|---|---|
GSH12
|
120 | 60 | 13,5x6,5 | 0.49 |
GSH16
|
160 | 80 | 16x7,5 | 0.64 |
GSH20
|
200 | 100 | 19,5x9,5 | 1.08 |
GSH25
|
250 | 120 | 22x10,5 | 1.44 |
GSH30
|
300 | 140 | 25x12 | 2.22 |
GSH40
|
400 | 120 | 25x12 | 2.4 |
GSH50
|
500 | 120 | 25x12 | 2.58 |
GSH60
|
600 | 120 | 25x12 | 2.79 |
- Interior fittings
- Metal construction
- DIY
- Furniture and joinery works
- Locksmith work
- Clamping with lever forces - fast, safe, strong
- Clamping tools are not suitable for lifting, pulling or transporting.
- Clamping tools may only be clamped manually without using any auxiliary tools.
- Improper use can cause personal injuries or material damage.
- Never change or modify clamping tools. Only use them in their original condition. Only use original‐spare parts if required.
- Fixed and sliding bracket made of tempered steel, galvanised
- Lever made of zinc die-cast, powder-coated
- Connecting elements made of steel, galvanised or phosphated
- Release button made of plastic
- Regular maintenance is necessary - only then can a secure hold be guaranteed (no slipping of the sliding bracket)
- Clean the rails with solvent
- Always keep the rail free of grease, oil or dried glue, waxes and silicone-based release agents
- Clean and oil the spindle regularly
- If the rail is shiny, roughen both narrow sides with emery cloth (100 grain)
- Clean and oil the pawl regularly