Clamp Bessey D331-22, opening 300 mm, depth 200 mm, height 300 mm, multicolour

Bessey D331-22 is a hand clamp with a 300 mm opening and an overall height of 300 mm, designed for fixed-pressure holding in woodworking, metalworking and assembly tasks. The clamp has a 200 mm throat depth, allowing it to reach workpieces at some distance from the edge. Supplied in a multicolour finish, this compact, portable clamp is intended for securing parts during gluing, drilling and light fabrication where reliable, steady pressure is needed.

Advantages

The clamp delivers a firm, consistent clamping force suitable for holding workpieces in place during a range of workshop operations. Its 300 mm opening accommodates medium-sized boards and components, while the 200 mm depth provides access to recessed areas. The compact height and portable design make it easy to reposition on a bench or carry to different workstations. The multicolour finish aids visual identification in busy environments.

Suitable for

• Securing wooden boards and panels during gluing and assembly
• Holding parts for drilling and light machining
• Temporary fixation during sanding, planing or finishing
• Small metalworking and fabrication tasks requiring steady pressure
• Workshop and hobbyist projects where a compact portable clamp is needed

Key specifications

• Opening (capacity): 300 mm
• Throat depth: 200 mm
• Overall height: 300 mm
• Type: hand clamp for fixed-pressure holding
• Finish: multicolour

How to use

Position the clamp so the fixed jaw contacts one side of the workpiece and the movable jaw contacts the opposite side. Adjust the jaw until the workpiece is aligned, then apply pressure by tightening the handle or screw mechanism until the piece is held securely without deformation. For gluing operations, apply even pressure across the joint and avoid over-tightening that could squeeze out glue excessively. Reposition the clamp as needed to reach different parts of the workpiece and release by loosening the mechanism when the work is complete.

Usage recommendations

Inspect contact surfaces for debris or protrusions before clamping to ensure even pressure and prevent workpiece damage. Use protective pads on the jaws for delicate surfaces and avoid applying excessive force to prevent distortion of thin materials.