Vertical Plate Clamp

A vertical plate clamp is a specialized lifting device used to grip and hoist heavy plates in a vertical orientation. It is primarily employed in industrial settings, construction sites, and shipyards where large metal plates or sheets need to be maneuvered and transported.

The vertical plate lifting clamp consists of a pair of jaws or gripping arms that are adjustable to accommodate various plate thicknesses. These jaws securely grip the plate's edges, providing a stable and reliable hold. Some clamps feature rubber or synthetic pads to prevent damage to the surface of the plate during lifting.

ATO provides 1 Ton, 2 Ton, 5 Ton, 8 Ton, 10 Ton vertical plate clamps for lifting and hoisting operation. These vertical plate clamps typically utilize a mechanical or hydraulic mechanism to engage and disengage the gripping arms. This allows operators to control the clamping force and release the plate safely. Due to their robust construction and lifting capacity, vertical plate clamps are capable of handling substantial loads, making them an essential tool for efficient and secure plate handling operations.