Clamps

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Has a clamping device built on a flat bar, which is usually made of steel. The length of the bar determines the capacity of the clamp, which is...

The most common type of clamp—consists of a C-shaped frame, made of either forged steel or cast iron, into which an adjustable screw is...

Designed to hold miter or butt joints at a 90º angle. They can be used for gluing picture frames, cabinets, molding and...

Three-way clamp resembling a C-Clamp with a third screw located in the middle of the throat. Used to apply pressure at a right angle to the...

Also called a cabinetmaker’s clamp, it consists of two hardwood clamping jaws adjusted to the work by two opposing steel screw spindles...

Is the screw portion of a “C” clamp, designed to be secured onto any surface, with the screw used to apply clamping pressure. Also...

Can be mounted to standard threaded or unthreaded pipe to clamp boards together while gluing. Clamping can be performed from one end or both,...

Similar to a clothes pin, this clamp consists of two metal jaws to which clamping pressure is applied by use of a steel spring. They are...

Also called band clamps, they apply even clamping pressure around irregular shapes or large objects to hold tight by means of a spring-loaded...

Also called Locking “C”-Clamp or welder’s pliers. A unique type of clamp ideal for holding work while welding. Typical jaw opening...

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