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The Foot Operated Work Station Clamping Systems is used to position and hold parts by workers with an arm or hand injury.
The Foot Operated Work Station Clamping Systems is used to position and hold parts by workers with an arm or hand injury. The ability to hold items from projects such as car parts, wood, metal tubes and others can be difficult if you deal with arthritis, stroke, amputee, or other limb disabilities. With the Clamping system you can expand your projects to include tasks that otherwise might not be doable.
The iconic Triton SuperJaws can be easily transported right to the job, whether indoors, outdoors or to the workshop floor. SuperJaws provides fast, hands-free clamping of material up to 955mm (0-37 1/2″), and a massive clamping force of up to 1000kg (2200 ft. lbs), enabled by the foot-operated clamping mechanism. Constructed from tough, powder-coated steel, SuperJaws will hold anything – from car parts and bicycles to timber and tubing. Features include a lock / release switch for fast release of the workpiece, and reversible jaws for extra-wide clamping capacity. The new and improved fame and leg design, allows for better stability and setting up and folding down in seconds. The new and improved design can sustain a work piece of up to 200Kg (440 lbs.), all while providing a 360-degree access to the workpiece.
