The Kifix KF-111 is a vertical hold-down toggle clamp rated at 680 kgf (1496 lbf) holding force, with an M10 spindle thread, for heavy welding and machining fixtures. This model has a flanged base, U-bar arm. Kifix toggle clamps are made in Brazil, and BTH Sales is the exclusive Canadian importer of Kifix.
Ships across Canada from our St. Marys, Ontario warehouse.
Key specs
| Holding force | 680 kgf (1496 lbf) |
|---|---|
| Opening angle | 100° |
| Spindle thread | M10 |
| Base | Flanged base |
| Arm | U-bar |
| Weight | 1.400 kg (3.080 lb) |
| Brand | Kifix (Brazil) |
Dimensions
Letters refer to the Kifix dimension drawing in the image gallery.
| A | 258 mm (10.16 in) |
|---|---|
| B | 155 mm (6.10 in) |
| C | 50 mm (1.97 in) |
| D | 32 mm (1.26 in) |
| E | 45 mm (1.77 in) |
| F | 55 mm (2.17 in) |
| G | 67 mm (2.64 in) |
| H | 100 mm (3.94 in) |
| J | 8.5 mm (0.33 in) |
Compare
The Kifix KF-111 is comparable in style to the DESTACO 305-U and Carr Lane CL-200-VTC.
DESTACO and Carr Lane are trademarks of their respective owners; BTH Sales and Kifix are not affiliated with them. Part numbers are shown for identification and comparison only; check holding force and dimensions before substituting.
Typical uses
- Quick-action hold-down in jigs and fixtures: Kifix vertical clamps lock with the handle upright, on an adaptable base, with an arm that carries the clamping spindle
- Welding fixtures and jigs
Industries served: Kifix makes quick-action clamps for all industrial segments, highlighting aeronautical, automotive, agricultural, furniture, food, chemical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and metal-mechanical.
What's included
1 × Kifix KF-111 clamp.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this compare with the other Kifix vertical clamps we sell?
By holding force and spindle thread: KF-012 DB 90 kgf (198 lbf), M6; KF-211 DB 150 kgf (330 lbf), M8; KF-017 DB 170 kgf (374 lbf), M8; KF-311 DB 250 kgf (550 lbf), M10; KF-411 DB 650 kgf (1430 lbf), M10; KF-111 DB 680 kgf (1496 lbf), M10; the KF-MP series 160 to 450 kgf (352 to 990 lbf), M6 or M8. Choose the clamp whose holding force covers your job.
