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  • Can be mounted to standard threaded or unthreaded pipe to clamp boards together while gluing.
  • Clamping can be performed from one end or both, and jaws can be positioned at the ends or anywhere along the pipe.
  • Pipe clamps can also be quickly converted from a clamp to a spreader.
  • A hardened steel set screw holds the head firmly on the pipe, but is easily loosened. The 3/4" size has a crank handle, and depth from screw center to pipe is 11/16". The 1/2" size has a crosspin handle, with depth from screw center to pipe of 7/8".
 

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