Vibration-stopping jigs
Model SBF

Used for temporary placement of tall H- and I-section beams, reducing vibration and helping prevent tip-over.

  • Made-to-order: Please contact us for price and delivery time.

Features

●Universal clamp adaptable to uneven levels beams
●Adjustable arm length for versatile use
●Main body with a plated finish, neat appearance even in temporary placement



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【Terms and Conditions for Downloading from the Instruction Manual Website】

Please read and agree to the following Terms and Conditions before using any instruction manuals provided electronically on this website.


These Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as “these Terms and Conditions”) apply to all acts performed by any Customer in connection with the use of the Service provided by the Company (Eagle Clamp Co., Ltd.).
A Customer may use the Service only if the Customer understands the contents of these Terms and Conditions and agrees to all of their provisions.

Article 1: Definitions

The terms used in these Terms and Conditions are defined as follows:

  1. Company Products: Products manufactured or sold by the Company or by parties designated by the Company, supplied for the Japanese domestic market, and bearing the Company’s trademarks.
  2. The Service: The instruction manual download service provided to Customers using Company Products via a website designated by the Company, allowing viewing, downloading, etc. (If the name or content of the Service changes for any reason, this includes the Service after such changes), as well as any information, content, software, etc. included therein.
  3. Instruction Manual: Manuals, guides, or other documents provided by the Company to help Customers understand how to use Company Products safely and appropriately, including electromagnetic data published on the website.
  4. Customer: Any individual, corporation, or organization using the Service.
  5. Intellectual Property Rights: Copyrights, patent rights, utility model rights, trademark rights, design rights, portrait rights, and all other intellectual property rights (including rights to acquire or apply for registration of such rights).

Article 2: Application of the Terms and Conditions

  1. These Terms and Conditions set forth the conditions for using the Service. Customers must use the Service in accordance with these Terms and Conditions after understanding their contents and agreeing to all provisions.
  2. "Customers are deemed to have agreed to these Terms and Conditions by checking the agreement checkbox or clicking the agreement button displayed before starting to use the Service.
    Customers shall confirm any notices displayed on the Service’s screens when using the Service, and if the Customer uses the Service after such notices are displayed, the Customer shall be deemed to have agreed to the contents of such notices."
  3. If the contents of these Terms and Conditions conflict with the above notices or other explanations of the Service outside these Terms and Conditions, the provisions of these Terms and Conditions shall take precedence.

Article 3: Changes to the Terms and Conditions

  1. The Company may change these Terms and Conditions at its discretion without prior notice to Customers. Unless otherwise specified by the Company, the revised Terms and Conditions shall take effect when displayed on the Service screen, and any subsequent use of the Service by Customers shall be governed by the revised Terms and Conditions.
  2. If the Service is used after such changes are displayed, the Customer shall be deemed to have agreed to all provisions of the revised Terms and Conditions.

Article 4: Operation of the Service

  1. The Company may, without prior notice to Customers, add to, change, suspend, discontinue, terminate, or otherwise alter the Service for maintenance or other purposes.
  2. The Company may provide Customers with updated or upgraded versions of the Service. In such cases, the updated or upgraded versions shall be considered part of the Service, and these Terms and Conditions shall automatically apply to their use.

Article 5: Disclaimer

  1. The Company shall not be liable for any and all of the following:
    1. That instruction manuals and supplementary materials (such as errata) for all products sold by the Company may not all be posted on the Service.
    2. That the contents of the instruction manuals provided via the Service were created in accordance with the laws and regulations in effect at the time of creation and may not conform to the latest laws and regulations.
    3. That, due to product specification changes, the contents of instruction manuals provided via the Service may differ from those included with the product.
    4. That the body color or interior color of Company Products shown on the Service may appear different from the actual colors due to photography or display screen settings.
    5. That images of Company Products on the Service are for illustrative purposes and may differ from the actual products, specifications, or colors.
    6. That product warranties for Company Products are not provided via the Service but are provided based on the warranty documents enclosed with the products.
    7. That the computer systems providing the Service are free from viruses.
    8. That the Service meets Customers’ requirements.
    9. The accuracy, completeness, reliability, applicability, usefulness, availability, safety, trustworthiness, and freedom from defects of the Service, in addition to the items above.
  2. The Company shall not be liable for any Damages and other losses (including, but not limited to, loss of opportunity to use the Service, incidental damages, indirect damages, special damages, future damages, or lost profits—hereinafter referred to as “Damages, etc.”) suffered by Customers or any third pursuant to Paragraph 1 or Paragraph 2 of Article 4.
  3. Customers shall use the Service at their own sole responsibility, and the Company shall not be liable for any and all Damages and other losses suffered by Customers or any third party, resulting from the use or non-use of the Service.
  4. The Company shall not be liable for any Damages and other losses suffered by Customers resulting from their engaging in unauthorized access to, or unauthorized modification of, data.
  5. The Company shall not be liable for any and all Damages and other losses suffered by Customers resulting from modifications, alterations, or other technical changes made to the hardware or software of any devices (hereinafter “User Devices”) used to access the Service, which prevent the normal use of the Service, and the Company shall not take any action to restore the ability to use the Service or take any other related measures.
  6. Customers must comply with all laws and regulations applicable in the country or region where they use the Service, and the Company shall not be liable for any violations of such laws and regulations by Customers.
  7. The Company shall not be liable for any Damages and other losses suffered by Customers or any third party resulting from accidents or incidents occurring when Customers use the Service while driving or in dangerous locations.
  8. The Company is exempt from all responsibility for malfunctions, additions, changes, suspensions, discontinuations, or terminations of the Service, regardless of the reason, even if such events cause any Damages and other losses to Customers.
  9. If these Terms and Conditions constitute a “Consumer Contract” under Article 2, Paragraph 3 of the Consumer Contract Act of Japan, and Damages occur, the Company shall not be liable for any Damages or other losses except for direct and actual Damages suffered by Customers that are caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or gross negligence.

Article 6: Service Fees

The Service is provided free of charge. However, Customers are responsible for any costs necessary for communication, printing, etc.

Article 7: Service Usage Environment

  1. Customers shall, at their own responsibility and expense, procure and maintain the User Devices, software, and communication methods necessary to use the Service. The Company makes no warranty that the Service will be compatible with all User Devices.
  2. Customers acknowledge and agree that communication fees may be incurred when using the Service inside or outside Japan and shall bear such costs. Customers shall take reasonable measures, such as subscribing to flat-rate plans as determined by their communication carriers.
  3. When using the Service outside Japan, Customers acknowledge that communication fee structures may differ from those in Japan and that flat-rate plans may not apply, and agree to bear such costs, using the Service at their own responsibility and expense.
  4. Customers shall implement security measures appropriate to their usage environment, such as preventing unauthorized access and information leaks.
  5. The Company shall have no involvement in, and shall bear no liability whatsoever for, Customers’ usage environments.

Article 8: Prohibited Acts

Customers shall not engage in any of the following acts, or any act that is likely to fall under any of the following, when using the Service.

  1. Engaging in any act that violates these Terms and Conditions.
  2. Engaging in infringement of the intellectual property rights, property rights, or other rights or interests of the Company or any third party.
  3. Engaging in causing nuisance, disadvantage, or Damages to the Company or any third party.
  4. Engaging in defaming or damaging the reputation or credibility of the Company or any third party.
  5. Engaging in acts contrary to public order and morals, or acts that violate laws and regulations.
  6. Engaging in using the Service for business activities, commercial purposes, or preparations for such purposes.
  7. Engaging in using or providing harmful programs such as computer viruses via or in connection with the Service.
  8. Engaging in unauthorized access to computers used to provide the Service.
  9. Engaging in sub-licensing, transferring, or otherwise disposing of any part of the Service usage rights in ways not determined by the Company.
  10. Engaging in conducting transactions exchanging the Service usage rights for cash, goods, or other economic benefits, or in advertising, announcing, or soliciting such transactions.
  11. Engaging in obstructing the operation of the Service or acting in ways likely to interfere with its provision.
  12. Engaging in disassembling, decompiling, reverse-engineering, or otherwise analyzing the Service’s source code, structure, ideas, or other elements.
  13. Engaging in using the Service by any means not provided by the Company, altering data within the Service, or creating unauthorized data.
  14. Engaging in copying, transmitting, transferring, lending, translating, adapting, modifying, or combining the Service with other software.
  15. Engaging in destroying security devices or codes embedded in the Service.
  16. Engaging in inducing malfunctions in the Service.
  17. Engaging in allowing third parties to use, lending, transferring, selling, or pledging User Devices or passwords for the Service.
  18. Engaging in impersonating others, falsely claiming representation or agency rights, or falsely claiming partnerships or collaborations with others.
  19. Engaging in using programs, macros, or other tools not authorized by the Company to use the Service.
  20. Engaging in violating the precautions stated in the Service or in Company publications.
  21. Engaging in operating User Devices for the Service or looking at their screens while driving or in other inappropriate locations.
  22. Engaging in political or religious activities or related acts.
  23. Engaging in impersonating employees or other personnel of the Company or its affiliates.
  24. Engaging in republishing Company support emails or private messages from the Company.
  25. Engaging in providing benefits to anti-social forces, including but not limited to organized crime groups, their members, quasi-members, related companies, corporate racketeers, political racketeers, or special intelligence violent groups (as defined under Japanese law).
  26. Engaging in any other acts deemed inappropriate by the Company.

Article 9: Disciplinary Measures

  1. If the Company determines that a Customer has violated, or is likely to violate, these Terms and Conditions or applicable laws, the Company may, at its discretion, suspend the Customer’s use of the Service or take any and all necessary measures, and shall not be liable for any resulting Damages and other losses.
  2. Customers may not object to the Company’s measures against violations of these Terms and Conditions or laws.
  3. If a Customer causes Damages and other losses to the Company through violations of these Terms and Conditions or applicable laws, the Customer shall be liable to compensate the Company for such Damages and other losses.

Article 10: Intellectual Property Rights

  1. Intellectual property rights relating to the Service belong to the Company or its licensors. The permission to use the Service under these Terms and Conditions shall not be construed as granting a license to use the intellectual property rights of the Company or its licensors relating to the Company’s website and/or the Service.
  2. Customers may not use, reproduce, distribute, or modify any information or images obtained through the Service beyond the scope expressly permitted by law (such as personal use as provided under copyright law) without the permission of the Company or the relevant rights holder.
  3. If a dispute arises between a Customer and a third party regarding intellectual property rights in connection with the use of the Service, the Customer shall resolve it at the Customer’s own responsibility and expense, and the Company shall bear no liability.

Article 11: Notices

  1. Notices from the Company to Customers shall be made by posting on the Service interface, email, or other methods deemed appropriate by the Company, and Customers hereby agree.
  2. Notices are deemed complete at the time they are posted on the Service interface, regardless of whether or not the Customer has viewed them.

Article 12: Links to the Service

Customers may create links to the Service from the Company’s website homepage (http://www.eagleclamp.co.jp/), including the consent conditions for the Service as set forth therein. However, links from websites contrary to public order and morals are prohibited.

Article 13: Transfer of Contractual Status

If the Company transfers the business related to the Service to another company, it may transfer its contractual position and rights and obligations under these Terms and Conditions to the transferee, and Customers shall be deemed to have consented to such transfer in advance. Business transfers include, but are not limited to, corporate splits and other cases in which the business is transferred.

Article 14: Validity of the Terms and Conditions

  1. If any provision or part thereof of these Terms and Conditions is deemed invalid, unenforceable, or rescinded under the Consumer Contract Act of Japan or other laws, the remaining provisions shall remain in effect.
  2. If any provision or part thereof is deemed invalid, unenforceable, or rescinded for a particular Customer, the remaining provisions shall remain in effect for all other Customers.

Article 15: Governing Law and Jurisdiction

  1. These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Japan.
  2. The Osaka District Court shall have exclusive agreed jurisdiction in the first instance over any disputes arising between the Company and Customers concerning the Service.
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Applications

  • Vibration stopping
  • Rolling prevention
  • Temporary placement

Applicable Object

  • H-section beams
  • I-section beams
  • Pipes
  • Steel structures

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