Non-Marring Lifting Clamps


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  • Model NM

    The Model NM clamp (non-marring) is manufactured with smooth gripping surfaces to prevent marring when gripping stainless steel, copper, aluminum and other polished metal plates. Due to the variety of conditions that may exist in handling these plates, it is recommended that these clamps be used in pairs and attached to a chain or wire rope sling, supported by a spreader beam. The Model NM is supplied with stainless steel gripping surfaces and is available with steel or bronze upon request. The model NM is not intended for use in transportation of plates using mobile equipment where shocking of the load may occur.

  • Model NMA

    The Model NMA is a non-marring clamp with smooth gripping pads that can lift hard surface materials. Materials with sensitive finishes such as stainless steel, copper, aluminum and polished metal plates can also be lifted. The clamp incorporates a locking feature which enables the clamp gripping jaws to be “Locked Open” for attaching and removing the clamp from the material being lifted and to be “Locked Closed” for turning material through 180 degrees. It is recommended these clamps be used in pairs.

  • Model NMBC

    The Model NMBC is a portable beam clamp that has non-marring pads to protect the coating and finish of coated beams.

  • Model NMBL

    The NMBL model is used to turn plates from the horizontal through a 180° arc. It is manufactured with smooth gripping surfaces to prevent marring when gripping stainless steel, copper, aluminum, and other polished metal plates. The NMBL incorporates a lock open - lock closed feature to facilitate attaching and removing the clamp from the plate. Recommended for use in pairs.

  • Model NMRSC

    The Model NMRSC is a lightweight screw clamp for bench work on steel plates of large thicknesses, and weighing less than 1000 lbs. Supplied with smooth gripping surfaces to prevent marring when gripping stainless steel, copper, and aluminum and other polished metal plates.Recommended for use in pairs.