Clamping with leverage Speed, safety and strength
The original BESSEY lever clamps are lightweight, easy-to-handle, dimensionally stable, and torsion resistant. And the best thing is: they can clamp up to 5 x faster than conventional clamps. This is because they use the natural force of the lever, meaning that with just a small amount of effort they can quickly produce large clamping pressures. This is particularly valuable in situations where many clamps have to be applied in a short time, with no risk of loosening due to vibrations. Try it out!
The lever clamp GH allows you to clamp up to 5 x faster than with conventional clamps.
Rapid – Up to 5 x faster than conventional clamps
Secure – Unaffected by vibrations
Strong – High clamping force
Your benefits at a glance:
Secure ratchet mechanism
The ratchet mechanism ensures rapid, controlled, vibration free clamping. Hardened cam at the end of the lever ensures a long service life.
Extremely sturdy
Fixed bracket and pressure plate are produced and tempered from a single piece, thus very torsion-resistant. This guarantees you maximum tensile strength and sturdiness.
Forged sliding arm
The sliding arm is serrated and made from tempered, drop-forged steel. For an extremely long service life.
Ergonomically shaped clamping lever
The powder-coated clamping lever and the plastic-coated release lever are also remarkably ergonomic.
The Bessey G50H has the following:
Clamping force up to 8,000N
Opening: 500mm
Throat Depth: 120mm
Rail: 25 x 12mm
The Bessey company has been setting new benchmarks in the field of clamping and cutting technology since its inception in the year 1889.
Based on their expertise in development, they have been working on new and innovative ideas and for their continuous improvement. Bessey invent and perfect the patented brands in their plant in Bietigheim, which often become models for an entire generation of clamping and cutting tools.
Often copied, but never matched: This applies to, e.g. Original BESSEY malleable cast iron-screw clamps that are being used in the almost unmodified form since 1936. Or even to the Original BESSEY all-steel-screw clamps that were patented in 1952.