Bar Clamp Art-Pol ARTPOL woodworking clamp 120 x 300 mm type F (model 24131)

Bar clamp Art-Pol ARTPOL woodworking clamp 120 x 300 mm type F (model 24131) is a fixed-bar clamp designed for woodworking applications that require steady, even pressure. The tool features a 120 mm wide contact area and a 300 mm throat depth, with an adjustable jaw on a rigid bar that secures workpieces during gluing, assembly and carpentry operations. Certified TUV/GS, this clamp is manufactured to provide reliable holding force and consistent alignment of parts for both hobby and professional tasks.

Advantages

The Art-Pol ARTPOL bar clamp delivers uniform clamping pressure across the contact area and a robust fixed-bar construction that minimizes flex. Its adjustable jaw mechanism allows quick positioning and tightening, while safety certification ensures compliance with basic quality and safety standards. The 120 x 300 mm clamping area balances reach and control for typical joinery and repair work.

Suitable for

• Gluing panels, laminates and edge joints
• Holding parts during assembly of furniture and cabinets
• Temporary fixturing for sanding, planing and routing
• Clamping small to medium workpieces in hobby and professional woodworking

Key specifications

• Clamping width: 120 mm contact area
• Throat/depth: 300 mm
• Fixed bar with adjustable sliding jaw
• Designed for even pressure distribution across the jaw faces
• Suitable for use on wood and common panel materials

How to use

Position the fixed bar against one side of the workpiece and slide the adjustable jaw until it contacts the opposite side. Tighten the clamp using the handle or screw mechanism until the desired pressure is achieved, taking care to apply only the force required to hold parts securely without damaging surfaces. For glue-ups, stagger clamps along the joint to ensure even pressure and alignment. Release pressure by reversing the tightening mechanism and slide the adjustable jaw away from the workpiece before removing the clamp.

Usage recommendations

Use protective pads or scrap wood between the clamp jaws and finished surfaces to prevent marring. Inspect the bar and sliding mechanism regularly for debris or wear, and avoid excessive force beyond what the workpiece and clamp are designed to handle. Store the clamp in a dry environment to reduce the risk of corrosion and to maintain smooth operation.