Clamping Bar / Clamp Art-Pol ST.PR120×1200 model AR24137, 120 mm jaw width, 1200 mm length

Art-Pol ST.PR120×1200 (model AR24137) is a clamping bar designed for woodworking and assembly tasks that require stable, wide-surface pressure and extended reach. With a 120 mm jaw width and a 1200 mm bar length, this clamp secures panels, frames and glued joints evenly across a larger contact area. The tool is intended for workshop and DIY environments where reliable alignment and consistent clamping force are needed for accurate bonding and fixing.

Advantages

The 120 mm jaw width distributes pressure over a broad surface to reduce marks and ensure even clamping across workpieces. A 1200 mm bar provides extended reach for longer boards, panels and multi-piece assemblies. The clamp body is engineered for straightforward operation, allowing controlled tightening and release. Together these features deliver stable holding force suitable for gluing, joining and positioning while maintaining accessibility along the workpiece length.

Suitable for

• Clamping and gluing wooden panels and boards
• Holding frames during assembly and alignment
• Securing workpieces for routing, planing and sanding
• DIY furniture repairs and small workshop production

Key specifications

• Jaw width: 120 mm for broad-surface clamping
• Bar length: 1200 mm for extended reach and larger workpieces
• Clamp type: bar/clamping bar suitable for longitudinal clamping
• Application: woodworking, assembly, gluing and positioning tasks

How to use

Place the clamp so the 120 mm jaws contact the surfaces to be secured, aligning the bar along the workpiece length. Adjust the sliding jaw to the approximate position, then tighten the screw or quick-release mechanism until the desired holding pressure is achieved. Confirm even contact across the jaw width to avoid point pressure that can deform or mark the material. To release, reduce the tightening mechanism and slide the movable jaw away from the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

For best results when gluing or assembling panels, apply uniform pressure and use multiple clamps spaced along the joint to maintain consistent compression. Protect delicate surfaces with thin packing or soft pads between the jaw faces and the workpiece. Store the clamp in a dry area to prevent corrosion and periodically check moving parts for smooth operation.