Katool Autobody Frame Machine Main Clamps - 198L

Katool Autobody Frame Machine Main Clamps  - 198L

Main clamps (four units) for KT-299U and KT-198L 

What our Experts Think

• Strong, precision clamping

• Securely holds tough frame sections during structural repair

• Heavy‑duty construction

• Built to withstand frequent use in busy body shops

• Improves repair accuracy

• Stable clamping helps better alignment and pull results

• Easy to position

• Simple setup reduces time on each job

• Compatible with many frame setups

• Works with a range of clamp‑ready fixtures

• Boosts shop workflow

• Faster, more reliable frame holding increases productivity

• Great value body shop tool

• Durable and dependable without unnecessary complexity

Q&A

Q: What is this machine used for?
A: A professional auto body frame machine with main clamps designed for collision repair, chassis straightening, and structural alignment in body shops.

Q: What are the clamp and chassis features?
A: Quick‑fix clamp jaws tighten easily by screwing the shaft clockwise for faster, secure chassis clamping during repairs.

Q: How versatile is the pulling system?
A: The machine has a 360° pulling radius and a 100 kN pulling capacity to deliver multi‑directional tensile force for complex frame work.

Q: What size and load can it handle?
A: With ~236.4″ length and an adjustable height up to 67″, it supports up to 7700 lbs (≈3500 kg) for most collision repair jobs.

Q: How is vehicle positioning handled?
A: A tilt hydraulic lifting platform with light, flexible support legs and movable tower wheels allows precise positioning and easier access.

Q: What power or air requirements are needed?
A: Requires 0.8 MPa compressed air for pneumatic functions.

Q: Is this suitable for professional shops?
A: Yes — designed for collision repair centers and professional body shops needing reliable frame straightening and structural work.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean After Use: Wipe clamps and contact surfaces to remove dirt, paint, and debris.

• Inspect for Wear: Check threads, hooks, and plates for damage or deformation.

• Lubricate Moving Parts: Grease adjustment screws, swivel points, and sliding sections regularly.

• Tighten Fasteners: Ensure bolts and set screws are secure before use.

• Check Alignment: Verify clamp jaws close evenly for accurate pulling and holding.

• Protect from Corrosion: Store in a dry, covered area to prevent rust.

• Replace Worn Components: Swap worn pads, bolts, or swivel parts promptly.

• Handle with Care: Avoid dropping or shocking clamps to maintain precision.

• Maintain Log: Track inspections and replacements to prolong service life.