Schwing Spare Parts SCREW TYPE CLAMP 51/2 10006587

The Schwing Spare Parts SCREW TYPE CLAMP 51/2 (Part No. 10006587) is a specialized fastening component designed for Schwing’s construction equipment. With a 5.5-inch size, it targets precise clamping needs in concrete pumps, mixers, or related machinery, ensuring secure connections between critical parts. Its screw-type design allows for easy manual adjustment, making it a go-to replacement part for maintaining equipment integrity.

Structurally, this clamp features high-grade metallic materials, likely steel or alloy, to withstand heavy loads and harsh job site conditions. The screw mechanism includes fine threading, enabling smooth tightening without slipping—essential for preventing leaks or part dislodgment during high-pressure operations. Its compact build fits into tight spaces within Schwing machines, avoiding interference with adjacent components.

Specifically engineered for Schwing equipment, the 10006587 clamp ensures perfect compatibility with original machinery models. It replaces worn or damaged clamps in hydraulic lines, hopper connections, or pipe joints, restoring equipment functionality quickly. This compatibility eliminates the need for modifications, saving maintenance time and reducing operational downtime for construction teams.

Performance-wise, the clamp delivers reliable holding power. Its 5.5-inch capacity accommodates common tube or pipe diameters in Schwing systems, while the screw design allows for controlled torque application. Resistant to corrosion and impact, it maintains performance in dusty, wet, or vibrating environments—key for long-term use in construction settings where durability is non-negotiable.

As an official Schwing spare part, the 10006587 clamp meets strict quality standards. It undergoes testing to ensure consistency in dimensions and strength, matching the performance of the original component. For equipment owners, choosing this genuine part guarantees safety, minimizes breakdown risks, and supports the longevity of their Schwing machinery, making it a cost-effective maintenance investment.