Metal clamps are essential structural components in hydraulic and pneumatic systems, specifically designed for the secure clamping, rigid support, and alignment of pipes. The technology is based on the stable anchoring of fluid transmission lines, ensuring high resistance to extreme mechanical stress, high-frequency vibrations, and severe temperature fluctuations, thereby guaranteeing the stability and safety of the entire hydraulic system.
The choice of the most suitable fastening system depends closely on the system architecture, operating loads, and available space. For applications involving heavy loads but limited anchoring space, Stauff DIN 1592 Metal Clamps – Heavy-Duty Saddle with 1 Bolt provide optimal retention for a single line. When the layout instead requires a compact configuration with an excellent balance between space efficiency and stability, Stauff DIN 1597 Metal Clamps – Light-Duty Saddle with 2 Bolts are the most suitable solution. Where operating conditions require resistance to strong pressure peaks through symmetrical distribution of the clamping force, Stauff DIN 3567-B Metal Clamps – 3-Bolt Design ensure maximum structural rigidity, effectively preventing axial pipe slippage.
These systems are widely used in heavy industrial installations, lifting systems, the marine sector, and earthmoving machinery. The integration of all-metal clamps compliant with DIN standards within the circuit protects the integrity of the piping, prevents wear caused by friction and sudden fluid leaks, while simultaneously increasing reliability, resistance in chemically aggressive environments, and the overall safety of the hydraulic system.
