Angle Clamp Assembly for Rainhart Soil Compactor
Angle Clamp Assembly for Rainhart Soil Compactor
SKU: Item #:662-1500
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Product Description
The Angle Clamp Assembly is a replacement component designed for the Rainhart 662EP Automatic Proctor Soil Compactor. Supplied with the clamp, toggles, and associated hardware, this assembly provides a convenient solution for maintaining and repairing the compactor's mechanical clamping system.
Designed for dependable operation and straightforward replacement, the Angle Clamp Assembly helps laboratories maintain their existing equipment without replacing the complete soil compactor. It is an essential service component for geotechnical laboratories, construction materials testing facilities, and quality control departments performing routine soil moisture-density testing.
Key Features
- Designed for use with the Rainhart 662EP Automatic Proctor Soil Compactor, which supports testing in accordance with ASTM D698, ASTM D1557, AASHTO T 99, and AASHTO T 180.
- Includes the clamp, toggles, and associated hardware required for the replacement assembly.
- Provides a complete replacement assembly for servicing the compactor's mechanical clamping components.
- Helps maintain secure mechanical engagement and dependable operation when properly installed and adjusted.
- Allows laboratories to replace worn or damaged clamping components without purchasing an entirely new soil compactor.
- Supports routine preventive maintenance and helps minimize equipment downtime in high-volume testing laboratories.
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Designed for straightforward servicing of compatible Rainhart soil compaction equipment using standard maintenance procedures.
Included Items
The Angle Clamp Assembly includes one replacement clamp assembly, complete with toggles and associated hardware.
Lab Manager's Tip
Inspect the angle clamp assembly periodically for worn or damaged toggle components, loose hardware, improper alignment, or difficulty maintaining secure engagement. Clamping components should operate smoothly and remain properly adjusted during compactor operation.
When replacing the assembly, inspect the surrounding mounting points and mating components for wear or damage that could interfere with proper installation. After replacement, verify that the mechanism operates correctly before returning the compactor to routine laboratory use.
For laboratories performing ASTM D698, ASTM D1557, AASHTO T 99, or AASHTO T 180 testing, confirm that the complete compactor continues to meet the required hammer mass, drop height, and operational requirements following maintenance.