Clamp guide on the assembly table
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Product code: M-PROW-0001
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Clamp guide for the M-PROW-0001 assembly table
The guide ensures the clamping element moves along the correct path and transfers the load generated during the clamping and unclamping of the wheel rim.
The component is made of steel. The guide profile takes the form of an elongated pin with two side guides and a widened stop section. The upper projections fit into the socket of the clamping mechanism, whilst the lower, wider section secures the component’s position in the assembly table.
When selecting this component, it is not enough to simply compare the shape. First and foremost, check that the width of the guide part matches the socket in the table. A difference of just a few millimetres can cause the clamp to become misaligned, increase sliding resistance and result in uneven loading on the other components of the mechanism.
Technical data
| Part number | M-PROW-0001 |
| Material | steel |
| Overall length | 25.5 cm |
| Length of guide section | 10.5 cm |
| Width of the gap between the guides | 2.5 cm |
| Width of the central section | 5.2 cm |
| Width of the lower section | 6 cm |
| Dimensions marked at the ends of the guides | 3.5 cm and 2 cm |
Signs of wear in the clamping mechanism
- the clamp moves in jerks or requires more force than the other clamps;
- the clamping element is positioned at an angle and does not make even contact with the rim edge;
- during clamping, there is a delay in movement relative to the other components or noticeable lateral play;
- there are visible signs of wear on the guide rail, such as lateral scuff marks or rounded contact surfaces;
- the clamp fails to maintain a consistent position, which may cause the rim to become eccentrically locked.
A worn guide increases the load on the table socket, the clamping components and the sliding surfaces. In extreme cases, the clamp begins to operate at an angle, and the uneven force may hinder the correct centring of the rim on the table.
Selection and fitting
Before ordering, compare the guide with the removed component: total length 25.5 cm, slot width 2.5 cm, width of the central section 5.2 cm and base width 6 cm. Also check the shape and position of the side guide tabs — simply matching the length does not guarantee a correct fit.
During fitting, the guide should be seated without forcing it into position. If it needs to be hammered in, or if the clamp still moves with resistance after replacement, this may be due to a worn table socket, a deformed clamp component, or incorrect geometry of the mating parts. In such a case, replacing the guide rail alone will not rectify the cause of the misalignment.
After replacement, check that the clamp moves smoothly along its entire length without jamming and that there is no perceptible lateral play in the working position. Any play in the table socket or in the clamp itself can quickly lead to the new guide being knocked out of position again.
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Graf-Art Sławomir Kulbida
ul. Bolesława Chrobrego 38/5
59-700 Bolesławiec, Poland
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