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3 POWER CLAMPING
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3.30 Jergens, Inc. • Jergens Way • 15700 S. Waterloo Road • Cleveland, Ohio 44110-3898 USA
Intensifier Cylinder
Applications
Clamping
Installed in a Jergens Mounting Bracket, the
Intensifier Cylinder provides efficient, versatile,
yet economical clamping.
Positioning
A series of plates are gang loaded into the fixture.
Air operation of the intensifier assures fast and
positive positioning of the plates, after which the
multiple hydraulic cylinders are used to clamp.
Crimping
The intensifiers may be installed at any
attitude. Mounted in a vertical attitude
(as shown), up to 1 1/2 tons of force is
available for crimping, punching, or notching.
Circuit Diagrams
A filter/regulator and a 3-way hand valve are all
that is required to control an Intensifier Cylinder.
Installation is as simple as an air cylinder but the
resulting force is much greater.