Pull Clamp
Pull Clamp · Innovative Solutions CRTE
Stanzani Pull Clamps and Pulling Hooks
Italian-made Stanzani self-locking pull clamps, pull hooks and pull pliers for clean, controlled structural pulls.
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Made in Italy, Stanzani pull clamps grip the panel or frame flange so a frame machine or pull tower can make a clean, controlled structural pull. The range covers self-locking clamps that bite harder as you pull, deep-reach clamps for raised edges, right-angle and swivel clamps for awkward angles, hooks for recessed areas, and a telescopic tram gauge for measuring.
The lineup includes the Shark 120, Skuba 121, Autoblock 128, Autoblock Magnum 134, Boomerang 138, Rapidhook 136, Right-Angle 133, Swivel 135 and Universal 131. Ratings run from 5 to 10 tons. We also stock Stanzani spare parts: jaws, pins, screws and springs.
Load rating
Pick a clamp rated above the pull you plan to make. Heavy structural pulls call for the 10-ton clamps.
What you're grabbing
A flat pinch weld suits a self-locking clamp. Raised or protruding edges suit the Shark. Recessed or offset areas suit the Boomerang or a right-angle clamp.
Changeable jaws
The Universal and Swivel clamps take interchangeable jaws, so one clamp covers more jobs.
Spare parts
Jaws and pins wear. Replacing them keeps a clamp safe and gripping.
What does self-locking mean?
The jaws grip tighter as pulling force goes up, so the clamp doesn't slip under load.
Can I get replacement jaws?
Yes. We stock Stanzani spare parts for the clamps we sell.
Do these fit any frame machine?
They attach to standard pulling chains, so they work with most frame machines and pull towers.
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