XBoom 3/8″ Uni-Jaw QC Mate Quick Coupler Hand Clamp | Closeout

Closeout XBoom Uni-Jaw QC Mate Quick Coupler Hand Clamp

Description

Struggling to connect your hydraulic quick-connect couplers? Built-up line pressure makes it nearly impossible — but the XBoom Coupler QC-Mate solves that fast.
The QC-Mate uses 13-gauge steel clamp jaws with large structural side gussets mounted to a ratcheting hand clamp, delivering a powerful 600 lb clamping force. Available in 12″ and 18″ spacing to fit a variety of machines, hydraulic blocks, and coupler styles, and compatible with all standard Flat-Face and Ag Style hydraulic couplers in the listed sizes.
This listing is for the 3/8″ NPT Uni-Jaw, which has an actual jaw diameter of .71″ to properly fit the outer diameter of your coupler. Uni Jaws are the most robust option available, concentrating clamping force at the base of the jaw for a secure, reliable connection every time.

Uni Jaws are designed to fit one size of coupler each, and they are available in 4 sizes. Uni Jaws are the most robust clamping jaw available because they keep the clamping force at the base of the jaw.

Actual Uni Jaw Diameters are:

• 3/8″ = .71″

Features

• 600 lb clamping force
• 12″ clamp width
• 13 Gauge steel jaw material
• 3/8″ jaw size

What’s Included?

• QC-Mate (TM) clamp (select size in options)
• Installed set (2) of jaws (select jaw type in options)
• Original IRWIN Jaw Pads and Stand
• Spare pins (2)
• Spare washers (4)
• Owner’s manual
• Additional jaw set (2) – OPTIONAL
• Additional pin kit – OPTIONAL

Will the QC-Mate work for my machine?

This tool is compatible with ALL standard 3/8″, 1/2″, 3/4″, and 7/8″ NPT nipples and fittings that attach to the back-side of Flat-Face and Ag Style Hydraulic Couplers. However, the Clamp Jaws need to engage the back-side of each coupler. Therefore, this device may not be compatible with some “Hydraulic Blocks” where access to both sides of the circuit are not accessible (this is the case with many CAT and Kubota skid steers and CTLs). Also, pre-measure your longest connection point distance (the spread) to determine whether you’ll want the 12″ or 18″ clamp option. For the jaws to engage, you have to have access to the flat surfaces on the back of the couplers and a “shared center-line” for the clamp to align correctly and create an in-line clamping force.