John A. L. Mills & Associates Pty Ltd

Machinery Makers to the Gentry since 1976

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Floor Clamp - For timber floors - clamping, cramping, 4 in 1

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Recommended Trade Price:

$550.00 GST Inclusive per clamp

This is for either the FC105 Mk. V 'Classic' Tall Height Floor Clamp with sprags for use on joists and spigots and concrete nails for use on concrete floors

OR

The FC105LH Mk. V Low Height Floor Clamp for use with Secret Nailer, with sprags, spigots and nails, and secret nailing attachment

Gap Closer Available for $90.00 GST Inclusive

***Discounts available for distributors - Contact us to find out how***

 

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A pair of Classic Tall Floor Clamps laying chipboard 'yellow tongue' on 90 x 45 mm joists A pair of Classic Tall Floor Clamps utilising Gap Closers against a wall to place the final flooring panel

Floor Clamp: Directions of Use

When used on 50 x 100 floor joists, the super camlock sprags automatically lock on without slipping.

  1. Crank screw handle to move ram out towards you, compress boards, nail and return ram to starting position.
  2. Take the main handle and pull towards you and upwards to automatically release sprags.

An alternate method is to take a sprag lever in each hand and turn outwards to release.

The sprags will open sufficiently to accommodate double lapped joists.

When used on 20 x 40 battens secured to a concrete floor (see above illustration), the camlock sprags have been designed to only project 18mm below the base of the machine. This prevents them from fouling on the concrete floor, whilst firmly gripping the battens. The release operation is the same as before.

 

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Securing machine to flat wood surfaces:

  1. Remove the tension spring from the sprag lever arms.
  2. Remove the two lynch pins from the sprag arms; the arms will now come off.
  3. Remove the sprags from the floor clamp body.
  4. Move ram out towards you about 2cm and place in the required position.
  5. Insert a suitable sized screw (max. 10.0 mm) into the rear hole of the floor clamp body and screw into the existing floor material.

This reaction method is normally adequate; if not, employ the Gap Closer.

The Gap Closer bolts through the 10.0 mm hole in the floor clamp body, and it is cramped in place by four locating pins. See picture

Securing machine to a concrete surface:

    1. Remove sprags, as per steps 1 to 3 on securing the machine to flat wood surfaces.
    2. Position clamp on floor
    3. Place guide sleeves (spigots) with 100.0 mm concrete nails into sprag housing and drive nails into concrete about 1cm.
    4. The floor clamp body has four leverage points for easy removal, should the nails be hammered in too far

 

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Floor Clamp Manufacturing Information

 

** Spare parts are available **

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