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Per pair on the clamp sets and per unit on the single compressors. The range runs 850kg on a single 350mm body and 1200kg and 2500kg per pair on the heavy duty sets.

Long enough to span several coils rather than gripping two turns at one side. Jaws here run 250mm and 350mm, and the longer jaw suits a long spring where a short jaw reaches only part of it.

Because a hook closes round the coil so the jaw cannot walk off it under load. That is the failure that releases a compressed spring, and it is what the hooks are there to prevent.

It takes the operator out of the loading path, compressing the spring by machine rather than by turning a screw beside it. That is a working practice difference rather than a capacity one.

A frame at 1600 x 520 x 300mm that holds the strut while the spring is compressed, so nothing is being held by hand. It suits a bay doing struts regularly rather than occasionally.

It adapts the workstation frame to different strut tops, so one machine covers a range of vehicles rather than being limited to the strut it was set up for.

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A compressed coil spring holds a great deal of energy and releases it instantly if a compressor slips. That is why capacity on the clamp sets is quoted per pair and why the jaws have to sit on enough coils to hold the spring squarely rather than gripping two turns at one side.

Capacity across the manual clamps runs 850kg on a single 350mm compressor and 1200kg and 2500kg per pair on the heavy duty sets. Jaw length follows, at 250mm and 350mm, and the longer jaw spans more coils on a long spring where a short jaw would only reach part of it. Draper hold pairs at 250mm and sets of two and three pieces across the same span.

Safety hooks are worth looking for on a clamp set. A hook closes round the coil so the jaw cannot walk off it under load, which is the failure that lets a spring go. The Sealey 3 piece set carries them. Sealey run the AK384 ladder through the manual clamps with the hooked set at the top of it.

Hydraulic and pneumatic compressors take the operator out of the loading path entirely, and a workstation at 1600 x 520 x 300mm holds the strut in a frame while it is compressed. A universal top plate adapts the frame to different strut tops. Send the strut and spring detail to 07754288583 on WhatsApp if you are unsure of the span. SIP hold a pneumatic compressor and a top plate alongside the Sykes workstation.

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  • SIP 03638  Spring Compressor

    SIP 03638 Spring Compressor

    ITEM NO 03638
    Max. Compression 1000kg (2204lb)
    Spring Size Range Min. Ø 4" (101mm) / Max. Ø 10" (254mm)
    Working Length 480mm
    Ram Travel 325mm
    £230.73 £226.21
    2% OFF
    Free delivery in UK Mainland
  • SIP 03663  Universal Spring Compressor Top Plate

    SIP 03663 Universal Spring Compressor Top Plate

    ITEM NO 03663
    Suitable For 03657 / 03659 / 03661
    Kit Contents Universal Top Plate x1 / Retaining Springs x2 / Securing Screws x4 / Securing Pins x4
    £289.43 £283.75
    2% OFF
    Free delivery in UK Mainland
  • SIP 03661  Pneumatic Coil Spring Compressor

    SIP 03661 Pneumatic Coil Spring Compressor

    ITEM NO 03661
    Max. Compression 2400kg (5291lb)
    Air Inlet Pressure 73psi (5bar) - 145psi (10bar)
    Air Inlet 1/4" BSP (Female)
    £2,130.73 £2,088.95
    2% OFF
    Free delivery in Channel Island
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Per pair on the clamp sets and per unit on the single compressors. The range runs 850kg on a single 350mm body and 1200kg and 2500kg per pair on the heavy duty sets.

Long enough to span several coils rather than gripping two turns at one side. Jaws here run 250mm and 350mm, and the longer jaw suits a long spring where a short jaw reaches only part of it.

Because a hook closes round the coil so the jaw cannot walk off it under load. That is the failure that releases a compressed spring, and it is what the hooks are there to prevent.

It takes the operator out of the loading path, compressing the spring by machine rather than by turning a screw beside it. That is a working practice difference rather than a capacity one.

A frame at 1600 x 520 x 300mm that holds the strut while the spring is compressed, so nothing is being held by hand. It suits a bay doing struts regularly rather than occasionally.

It adapts the workstation frame to different strut tops, so one machine covers a range of vehicles rather than being limited to the strut it was set up for.

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