Bar Clamp Art-Pol ARTPOL woodworking clamp 120 x 1000 mm Type F model 24136

Art-Pol ARTPOL bar clamp model 24136 is a woodworking clamp with a 120 mm throat and a 1000 mm bar length, Type F. It is designed to hold and align boards, panels and assemblies during gluing, cutting or assembly operations, providing fixed pressure along the bar to maintain consistent positioning of workpieces. The clamp’s simple mechanical design makes it suitable for workshop and carpentry use where reliable, repeatable clamping is needed.

Advantages

The bar clamp delivers steady linear pressure across the workpiece with a 1000 mm reach and a 120 mm throat depth, enabling secure clamping of wide panels and stacked parts. Its Type F configuration offers straightforward adjustment and secure locking along the bar, reducing movement during glue setting or machining. The tool’s construction is focused on functional durability and practical handling for repeated workshop use.

Suitable for

• Clamping boards and panels during gluing
• Holding components for edge joining and assembly
• Securing workpieces for cutting, sanding and routing
• General carpentry and joinery tasks in home or professional workshops

Key specifications

• Throat depth: 120 mm
• Bar length (maximum span): 1000 mm
• Clamp type: F-style bar clamp
• Pressure application: fixed linear pressure along the bar
• Typical materials: wood, laminated panels and workpiece stacks

How to use

Position the clamp so the fixed jaw and adjustable jaw sit squarely on the surfaces to be held. Slide the adjustable jaw along the bar to approximate the required span, then engage the locking mechanism to apply pressure until the workpieces are held firmly and aligned. For glue-ups, apply even pressure along the joint without over-tightening; check for squeeze-out and adjust as needed. Release by disengaging the lock and sliding the adjustable jaw away from the workpiece. Ensure the clamped surfaces are protected with pads if necessary to avoid marking delicate finishes.

Usage recommendations

Use multiple clamps spaced evenly for long joints to distribute pressure uniformly. When working with soft or finished surfaces, place protective blocks between the clamp jaws and the workpiece. Inspect the bar and locking parts periodically for wear or debris and keep them clean to maintain smooth adjustment and reliable holding force.