Specification

Special electric clamp for heat exchanger

The main purpose of electric clamps is to drive clamping equipment, such as power chucks, for correcting deformed workpieces, reducing the overlap gap between workpieces, and clamping and fixing workpieces in the correct position. ‌

Electric clamp, also known as electric fixture, is an electric mechanical drive device that can drive clamping equipment such as power chucks. This device, when connected to the lathe tailstock screw, can be used as both an electric tailstock and a feed drive device for milling and drilling machine spindles. Electric clamps have been widely used in the foreign machinery industry to improve production efficiency and product quality.

The uses of electric clamps for petroleum include but are not limited to:

Disassembly and assembly of heat exchanger: In the process of petroleum processing, heat exchanger is a key heat exchange equipment used to heat or cool fluids. Electric clamps can efficiently disassemble and assemble these heat exchangers, making them easy to maintain, inspect, or replace.

Emergency protection and precise positioning: Clamps are also commonly used as equipment for emergency protection and precise positioning, ensuring that relevant components can be quickly locked or released in emergency situations, ensuring the safety of equipment and personnel.

In addition, electric clamps for petroleum also have the following characteristics:

High output pressure: capable of generating sufficient clamping force to ensure stable connection of heat exchangers or other components.

Small size and light weight: easy to carry and operate, suitable for various work environments.

There are various forms of power, such as electric double acting, which can be selected according to specific needs.