Beveled Coupling

A diagonal clamp is a device used to fasten and connect pipes or other cylindrical objects. Below is a detailed introduction to its structural features Angled Jaw Design: The uniqueness of the angled clamp lies in its angled shape at the end, which allows the clamp to better adapt to objects of different angles and shapes during installation, providing a tighter fit and more uniform pressure distribution. Steel belt body: Usually made of steel strips, they have a certain degree of elasticity and strength, capable of generating sufficient tension after tightening bolts to firmly secure the camp corridor or other objects together. . Bolts and nuts: Through the coordination of bolts and nuts, clamps are tightened and released. During installation, simply use tools to tighten the nut to tighten the steel strip, thereby achieving the purpose of tightening.

Working principle The working principle of the angled clamp is to tighten the bolt, causing the steel strap of the cardbox to tighten, thereby tightly clamping the connected object to achieve fixation or sealing. When the bolt is tightened, the angled part of the steel belt gradually moves closer and squeezes each other, generating radial pressure that firmly fixes the pipe or other objects inside the clamp. At the same time, due to the slant design, the clamp can better adapt to the shape and surface of the connected object during tightening, resulting in more uniform pressure distribution and improved sealing performance and tightening effect.