Description
The Mo-Clamp 5252 is the 5/8" x 4-1/2" Nut, Bolt, Spring & Washer replacement hardware for the Mo-Clamp 0670 Baby Box Clamp. It replaces the clamp's primary fastening and spring hardware when the original components become worn, damaged, or lost.
Designed specifically for the 0670 Baby Box Clamp, the 5252 helps keep the clamp's self-tightening and spring-loaded mechanism properly assembled for professional collision repair use.
Key Features & Benefits
- Genuine Mo-Clamp replacement hardware
- Complete nut, bolt, spring and washer assembly
- 5/8" x 4-1/2" bolt size
- Designed specifically for the Mo-Clamp 0670 Baby Box Clamp
- Replaces worn, damaged or missing clamp hardware
- Helps maintain proper spring-loaded clamp operation
- Direct replacement component for professional collision repair equipment
Package Includes
- (1) 5/8" x 4-1/2" Bolt
- (1) Nut
- (1) Spring
- (1) Washer
Ideal Applications
- Mo-Clamp 0670 Baby Box Clamp repair
- Replacing worn clamp hardware
- Replacing damaged bolts or nuts
- Replacing a worn or damaged spring
- Preventive clamp maintenance
- Collision repair equipment maintenance
- Frame machine tool maintenance
- Professional auto body shops
Specifications
- Brand: Mo-Clamp
- Manufacturer Part Number: 5252
- Product Type: Replacement Nut, Bolt, Spring & Washer
- Bolt Diameter: 5/8 in.
- Bolt Length: 4-1/2 in.
- Includes: Nut, Bolt, Spring & Washer
- Compatible Clamp: Mo-Clamp 0670 Baby Box Clamp
- 0670 Replacement Wedge: #9701 Wedge
- Weight: Approximately 0.7 lbs.
Works With
- Mo-Clamp 0670 Baby Box Clamp
- Mo-Clamp's catalog specifically identifies #5252 Nut, Bolt, Spring & Washer as replacement hardware for the #0670
- Baby Box Clamp.
Warranty Information
All Mo-Clamp tools are covered by Mo-ClampÂ’s Limited Lifetime Warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser. Misuse, overload, and normal wear are not covered. Warranty service is handled by Mo-Clamp.
For complete warranty terms and conditions, see the Mo-Clamp Limited Lifetime Warranty.
