KDT Beam Saw Clamping Element / KDT Panel Saw Gripper Collet / Clamping Block

The block that holds the panel on a KDT beam saw is a wear part, not a machine rebuild. This one is listed as KDT panel saw gripper collet, KDT beam saw clamping element, clamping block and tensioning element for KDT beam saws, quoted under product ID 47982619. It sits under the clamping beam, so a flattened grip pad shows up as a panel that creeps during the cut. The Homag clamping block 2-032-65-5620 / 2032655620 is also available on the same enquiry. Price is quoted per order.

A panel that creeps during the cut, a gripper that marks the finished face, a spare that arrives wrong because the name on the invoice did not match the part in the hand: 3 shop problems, 1 small block. The clamp element holds the panel while the saw carriage travels, so the wear shows up in the cut, not on the part.

This is the clamping element for KDT beam saws, also listed as KDT panel saw gripper collet, clamping block and tensioning element, quoted under product ID 47982619. It sits under the clamping beam: the metal block carries the pressure, the bonded pad on its face touches the board, and that pad is the grip.

The photos show 1 machined body, 1 black elastomer pad bonded over the clamping face, a raised diamond pattern moulded into the pad, and a central bore through the block. The second variant in the same set carries a threaded bore instead of a plain one, so bore type is matched first against the old part.

Application reads tensioning element for KDT beam saws. The Homag clamping block 2-032-65-5620 / 2032655620 is quoted on the same enquiry, for lines that run both brands. No dimensions are published for 47982619, so fit is checked photo against old part before the order. Price is quoted per order; shipment runs on DHL, FedEx or UPS.

What the photos and the listing settle before this block goes onto a clamping beam:

• Metal body, one piece — The load face is a single machined block with no bolted-on insert, so there is 1 joint fewer to work loose.
• Bonded elastomer pad — 1 black pad covers the clamping face and is the only part that meets the board, so the panel is gripped by rubber, not bare metal.
• Diamond grip pattern — The pad carries a raised diamond grid; that grid is the bite, and a flattened grid is the signal that grip has gone.
• Central bore — 1 bore runs through the block on the plain variant, and the threaded variant in the same photo set takes a stud instead, so the bore is checked first.
• One machine family — Application reads tensioning element for KDT beam saws, so the fit claim stays on 1 machine family.
• Four names, one part — Gripper collet, clamping element, clamping block and tensioning element are the same item under 47982619, which is the number to quote.
• Service in 3 steps — The care note lists inspection for wear, cleaning off dust and resin, then lubrication of the moving parts.
• Swap without special tooling — Installation is described as straightforward with no special tooling, so the change is a maintenance task rather than a booked service call.

Between buying a clamping beam assembly and running a dull pad until panels start slipping, the third option is 1 block that carries 1 published product ID: 47982619.

• The name stops being the problem. Four trade names point at this one part, so the order goes out on 47982619 instead of on a description that shifts between suppliers.
• The wear point is one pad. Grip lives in the bonded face, so a dull grip is 1 block change rather than a clamping beam rebuild.
• The check runs on the bench. Bore type and pad shape are both visible, so the old part is compared with the photo before payment instead of after delivery.
• One enquiry covers both brands. The KDT block and the Homag 2-032-65-5620 / 2032655620 block quote together, so a mixed line needs 1 order instead of 2.
• Wear is read from outside. The diamond pad faces the operator, so a flattened grid is seen during a walk-round without pulling the beam apart.
• Down time is a maintenance slot. No special tooling is called for in the installation note, so the swap fits into routine maintenance rather than a technician visit.
• Three carriers, one listing. DHL, FedEx or UPS on the same page, so the part moves on the account the buyer already uses.

47982619. That is the product ID on the listing, and it covers all four names of the part: gripper collet, clamping element, clamping block and tensioning element.

Yes. KDT panel saw gripper collet, KDT beam saw clamping element, clamping block and tensioning element all describe the same item, product 47982619.

Match the bore and the pad against your old block first. The listing names KDT beam saws and gives no machine model list, so the fit is confirmed by the part in hand, not by a model number.

Yes. The Homag clamping block 2-032-65-5620 / 2032655620 is quoted on the same enquiry, so both brands can be ordered in one message.

No. The installation note describes a straightforward swap with no special tooling, so a maintenance fitter can carry it out.

When the raised diamond grid is flattened and panels start to creep. The pad is the only gripping surface, so it is inspected for wear, cleaned, and the moving parts lubricated in that order.

None are published, so the old block is the reference. Measure the part you are replacing and compare it with the photos; no size is claimed on this page.

Price is quoted per order. MOQ and lead time are not published on the listing and come with the quotation; shipment runs on DHL, FedEx or UPS.