The Römheld B 1.881 Issue 3-07 E swing clamp data sheet provides specifications, dimensions, mounting options, and accessory details.
About this manual
The swing clamp is a hydraulic pull‑type cylinder used to keep the fixture work‑piece area free of straps and clamping components for unrestricted loading and unloading. It is available in single‑acting, double‑acting, clockwise, counter‑clockwise and 0° (no swing) versions, with flange‑type or threaded‑type mounting.
Key data include a maximum operating pressure of 500 bar, standard swing angles of 45°, 60° and 90° ± 2°, integrated overload protection, and a range of dimensions and oil‑flow rates for four size classes. Optional accessories such as metallic wipers and various clamping arms are listed with part numbers.
What's inside
- Application
- Mounting possibilities
- Function
- Versions
- Materials
- Important notes
- Dimensions and technical data
- Accessories
- Oil flow rate
Specifications
| Maximum operating pressure | 500 bar |
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| Standard swing angles | 45°, 60°, 90° ±2° |
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| Overload protection | Integrated mechanical overload protection device |
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| Piston material | High alloy steel |
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| Cylinder body material | Free‑cutting steel |
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| Maximum oil flow rate (size 1) | 3.2 cm³/s |
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum operating pressure of the swing clamp?
The swing clamp can operate up to 500 bar.
Which swing angles are offered as standard?
Standard swing angles are 45°, 60°, and 90° ± 2°.
How can a metallic wiper be added to a double‑acting swing clamp?
Add the letter “M” to the part number of the swing clamp without a metallic wiper.