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24" X-OUT CLAMP KIT - Coats fmr. Ammco-Coats / Hennesy

Part #: 8184327

The Ammco-Coats 8184327 24" X-OUT CLAMP KIT is an indispensable accessory engineered to expand the operational capabilities of professional tire service equipment. Designed for rigorous daily use, this kit provides reliable outside clamping for a broad spectrum of wheel sizes, ensuring secure handling during tire mounting and demounting procedures on compatible Coats® Rim Clamp® Tire Changers.

Key Features

  • Dedicated Outside Clamping: Engineered exclusively for outside clamping, these clamps provide a robust and secure grip on rims without serrations, preventing potential damage to delicate wheel finishes.
  • Clear Identification: Each clamp is distinctly cast with "OUTSIDE CLAMP ONLY," promoting correct usage and operational safety within professional environments.
  • Broad Compatibility: Offers a versatile 13-inch to 24-inch clamping range, accommodating a wide variety of automotive and light truck wheels.
  • Optimized Fitment: Features a two-position design for precise and adaptable engagement with diverse wheel geometries.
  • Enhanced Durability: Includes four replacement spring-loaded clamp position buttons, ensuring consistent and reliable clamp performance over time.
  • Wheel Protection: Comes complete with a 10-pack of Quilted Clamp Socks (8183604) to safeguard wheels from scratches and marring during clamping operations.

Applications

This 24" X-OUT CLAMP KIT is specifically designed for professional technicians and mechanics in automotive service centers, tire shops, and industrial settings. It is ideal for mounting and demounting tires on a wide range of passenger vehicle and light truck wheels where secure outside clamping is paramount. The kit is fully compatible with all COATS® X-Model Rim Clamp® Tire Changers, making it an essential upgrade or replacement component for maintaining efficient and high-quality tire service operations.

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 05 March, 2015.