Clamp Art-Pol model 24015, ST. 80×500, woodworking/assembly clamp

The Art-Pol clamp model 24015, ST. 80×500 is a manual woodworking and assembly clamp designed to secure workpieces during gluing, cutting and general assembly operations. With an 80 mm jaw capacity and a 500 mm throat depth, the clamp delivers stable clamping force across boards, frames and fixtures. It is suitable for both hobbyists and professionals working in carpentry, joinery and repair tasks where reliable hold and straightforward operation are required.

Advantages

The clamp provides a wide jaw opening up to 80 mm and a 500 mm reach that accommodates larger workpieces and assemblies. Its manual screw mechanism enables precise adjustment of clamping pressure, while the solid construction ensures consistent grip and long service life under typical woodworking conditions. The design allows quick repositioning and steady holding without complex setup, making it practical for repeated glue-ups and fitting operations.

Suitable for

• Edge and panel gluing in woodworking projects
• Holding frames and assemblies during fastening or nailing
• Securing workpieces for cutting, sanding or routing
• General repair and DIY tasks requiring steady pressure

Key specifications

• Jaw capacity: 80 mm
• Throat depth / reach: 500 mm
• Operation type: manual screw clamp
• Typical applications: woodworking, assembly, repairs
• Construction: metal body with screw tightening mechanism

How to use

Position the clamp so the jaws fully encompass the workpiece where pressure is required. Turn the screw handle clockwise to bring the jaws together until the desired clamping force is achieved; avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to the material. For glue-ups, align components correctly before applying final clamp pressure and leave clamped until adhesive cures. Release by turning the screw handle counterclockwise and reposition as needed for additional operations.

Usage recommendations

Inspect contact surfaces for debris and protect delicate finishes with thin pads or scrap wood between the jaws and the workpiece. Use multiple clamps spaced evenly for long boards or larger panels to ensure uniform pressure. Store the clamp in a dry place and periodically check the screw thread for lubrication and wear to maintain smooth operation.