
Functions
- The universal stop is compatible with welding tables or perforated plates with a hole diameter of 22 mm.
- Suitable for industry, crafts and DIY, the universal stop can be used in many ways, is highly resilient and extremely wear-resistant.
- The positioning aid consists of a threaded plate that adheres by magnet under the perforated plate. On the top of the table, the variable rail is attached to the threaded plate with the integrated hexagon socket screw. A recess at the end of the rail accepts bolts from the D 22 range.
- Combine the stop with our modular stop bolts for a versatile mounting solution.
- Precision milled from solid material
Note for our United Kingdom customers:
Please note that import duties and United Kingdom Import VAT apply to goods valued at GBP 135 or more. Customs will only release the delivery once the customs duties have been paid. Therefore, please note the delivery status by checking the tracking number.
Technical Data
| Dimensions threaded plate (L x W x H) | 140 x 39 x 13 mm |
| Dimensions variable rail (L x W x H) | 175 x 30 x 15 mm |
| Weight threaded plate approx. | 190 g |
| Weight variable rail approx. | 290 g |
| Diameter of recess for centering bolt | 22 mm |
| Retaining clip | M10 hexagon socket |
| Material | Steel burnished |
Scope of delivery
- 1 x Threaded plate with magnet for the D 22 hole system
- 1 x Variable rail with recess for stop bolt in the D 22 hole system and retaining clip with M10 hexagon socket
STAHLWERK Schweissgeräte Deutschland GmbH was founded in 1998 and offers original welding equipment as a manufacturer. We are your professional and reliable welding equipment supplier. Product safety carries the registered trademark STAHLWERK. The company responsible for product safety is STAHLWERK Schweissgeräte GmbH
located in Bornheim
Mainstraße 4
53332
Germany. For questions regarding product safety
please contact us at the electronic address info@stahlwerk-schweissgeraete.de or by phone at +49 228 24331713. The person responsible for product safety is Alexander Hamann.