Enclosure clamps and clamp systems

An enclosure clamp system, comprising:

• an explosion-proof enclosure comprising an enclosure body and a cover;
• a first clamping member comprising at least one first portion, wherein the at least one first portion abuts against a first side of the explosion-proof enclosure;
• a first securing arm comprising a first latching flange and a first actuation end, wherein the first latching flange of the first securing arm is movably coupled to the first clamping member;
• and
• a first actuation base comprising a first pivot point, wherein the first actuation base is mechanically coupled to the explosion-proof enclosure, and wherein the first actuation end of the first securing arm is movably coupled to the first pivot point,
• wherein the first latching flange of the first securing arm is coupled to the first clamping member when the first actuation end of the first securing arm is in a first position relative to the first actuation base,
• wherein the first latching flange of the first securing arm is decoupled from the first clamping member when the first actuation end of the first securing arm is in a second position relative to the first actuation base, and
• wherein the first clamping member applies a clamping force to the enclosure body and the cover of the explosion-proof enclosure when the first latching flange of the first securing arm is coupled to the first clamping member, and
• wherein the clamping force applied by the first clamping member to the explosion-proof enclosure creates and maintains a flamepath between the enclosure body and the cover of the explosion-proof enclosure, wherein the flamepath is a gap between the enclosure body and the cover of the explosion-proof enclosure, wherein the flamepath allows the explosion-proof enclosure to withstand pressure associated with an explosion that originates within the explosion-proof enclosure while also allowing gases within the explosion-proof enclosure to escape to an ambient environment outside the explosion-proof enclosure when the pressure associated with the explosion that originates within the explosion-proof enclosure are present.