Clamp Art-Pol 50x250 Model 24003 — Art-Pol clamp 50×250 mm

Art-Pol Clamp 50×250 Model 24003 is a manual bench clamp with a 50 mm throat and 250 mm reach designed to hold workpieces securely during woodworking, assembly and repair tasks. The clamp provides stable linear pressure for gluing, positioning and temporary joining of parts. Constructed for straightforward operation, it is suitable for workshops where reliable holding and repeatable alignment are required.

Advantages

The clamp combines a compact 50 mm profile with a 250 mm span to deliver firm clamping force while maintaining a low profile over the workpiece. Its manual screw mechanism allows gradual adjustment and controlled pressure without the need for external power. The design emphasizes durability and ease of use: simple jaw surfaces for stable contact, a robust screw for consistent tightening and a shape that fits common workshop vises and benches.

Suitable for

• Gluing and edge joining of wooden boards and panels
• Positioning small assemblies during repair or light fabrication
• Holding components for sanding, drilling or routing
• Temporary clamping during measurements or layout work

Key specifications

• Throat/profile width: 50 mm
• Reach/span: 250 mm
• Manual screw tightening mechanism for controlled clamping
• Fixed jaw and adjustable jaw configuration for secure grip
• Suitable for one-handed adjustment with conventional workshop tools

How to use

Place the clamp so the fixed jaw rests against one side of the workpiece and open the adjustable jaw to accommodate the material thickness. Turn the screw handle until the jaws make firm contact with the workpiece surfaces, applying steady pressure without over-tightening. For glue-ups, align the parts first, then progressively increase clamping pressure along the joint. Release by turning the screw handle counterclockwise and remove the clamp once the operation is complete or adhesive has set.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, protect delicate surfaces with thin pads or scrap wood between the clamp jaws and the workpiece. Avoid excessive torque on the screw to prevent damage to the clamp or the material. Inspect the screw threads periodically and keep them lightly lubricated to ensure smooth operation and long service life.