Energium Co., Ltd.

Seoul National University

Kyungsung Chu

Jongwon Kim

Junghun Kang

Kanghee Lee

Bilegt Erkhes

Sumin Park

Youngjae Jeon

Jangho Bae

Jeongae Bak

Provided is an electric clamping device including a main body; a drive motor for providing a driving force; a driving force transfer portion for converting and transferring a magnitude of a driving force of the drive motor; a sliding crank having one side connected to the driving force transfer portion and for converting a rotational motion of the driving force transfer portion to a reciprocating motion; a toggle link having one side connected to the other side of the sliding crank and including an elastically deformable link; and a clamp having one side connected to the toggle link and having the other side for clamping or unclamping an object. Various other embodiments are available.

Electrical clamping device

An electrical clamping apparatus is provided that can reduce an entire size using a motor as a driving source and largely improve a grip torque by applying a sliding crank portion and a changed toggle link portion with a driving force transfer mechanism. The electrical clamping apparatus for clamping and fixing one side of a panel includes a main body; a driving motor installed within the main body and that generates a driving force; a clamp portion that clamps or unclamps the panel; a toggle link portion connected to the clamp portion and that transfers rotatory power to the clamp portion to rotate the clamp portion; a driving force transfer portion connected to the driving motor to transfer a driving force of the driving motor to the toggle link portion; and a sliding crank portion connected to one side of the toggle link portion to convert a rotational motion of the driving force transfer portion to a linear reciprocating motion and to operate the toggle link portion in a state in which one side thereof is connected to the driving force transfer portion and in which the other side thereof is vertically bent toward the toggle link portion.

Electrical clamping apparatus

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Seoul, South Korea

Kyungsung Chu