Workbench Clamp Art-Pol ARTPOL woodworking clamp 120 x 250 mm Type F (MPN 24130)

The Art-Pol ARTPOL woodworking clamp 120 x 250 mm Type F is a manual bench clamp designed to hold workpieces securely during carpentry, gluing, assembly and repair tasks. Its 120 mm jaw width and 250 mm throat depth provide a reliable clamping area for boards, panels and small frames. Constructed for workshop use, the clamp delivers a steady fixed pressure that helps maintain alignment and reduce movement while adhesives cure or fasteners are fitted.

Advantages

This bench clamp offers a compact, durable design suitable for repetitive use in hobby and professional environments. The fixed-pressure mechanism ensures stable holding force without continuous adjustment, and the clamping dimensions accommodate a wide range of common woodworking pieces. The simple manual operation makes it easy to position and remove workpieces quickly, improving workflow on benches and worktables.

Suitable for

• Securing wooden boards and panels during gluing
• Holding parts for assembly and joinery
• Supporting repairs and trimming tasks
• Temporary fastening of small frames and fixtures

Key specifications

• Jaw width: 120 mm
• Throat depth (clamping reach): 250 mm
• Clamp type: Type F bench/workshop clamp
• Operation: Manual fixed-pressure clamping
• Typical applications: Carpentry, woodworking, assembly, repair

How to use

Position the clamp so the jaws align with the workpiece area to be secured, ensuring even contact across the surfaces. Open the jaws to fit around the material and engage the clamping mechanism until the desired holding force is achieved. Verify that the workpiece is correctly aligned and that pressure is distributed to avoid surface damage; use protective pads if needed. Release the clamp by reversing the clamping action and remove the workpiece when operations are complete.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the clamp on a stable bench or worktable and inspect jaw faces for debris before clamping. Apply protective strips when working with finished or delicate surfaces to prevent marks. Avoid excessive tightening beyond what is necessary to hold the piece securely, and store the clamp in a dry place to minimize corrosion and prolong service life.