Spring clamp Bessey S10-ST — 10 cm opening, 90 mm width, red

Bessey S10-ST is a spring clamp with a maximum opening of 10 cm and a jaw width of 90 mm, finished in red. It is designed for one-hand operation to hold parts quickly and reliably during gluing, assembly, light workshop tasks and repetitive clamping operations. The compact body and wide jaws allow stable positioning on panels, frames and small workpieces while the spring mechanism gives a steady grip and rapid release when needed.

Advantages

The clamp provides a consistent clamping force with a spring-actuated mechanism that enables fast single-hand use. Wide 90 mm jaws distribute pressure evenly over the clamped surface, reducing the risk of damage to soft materials. Its compact design makes it easy to position in tight spaces and to store when not in use. The red finish improves visibility among tools and on benches.

Suitable for

• Temporary holding during glueing and adhesive curing
• Assembly of small parts and fixtures
• Woodworking tasks such as edge gluing and trimming
• Light metalworking and hobby projects
• Holding templates, jigs, or small panels in place

Key specifications

• Maximum jaw opening: 100 mm
• Jaw width: 90 mm
• Operation: spring-actuated, one-hand use
• Body/finish: red-coated exterior
• Intended tasks: temporary clamping, light workshop use

How to use

Place the clamp so the jaws align with the parts to be held, squeeze the handles to open the jaws, position over the workpiece and release to engage the spring force. Ensure the contact surfaces are clean and that pressure is applied evenly across the clamped area. For best results on delicate materials, position protective pads between the jaws and the workpiece or reduce clamping time to minimize surface impressions.

Usage recommendations

Use the clamp for temporary holding and light-duty tasks; avoid using it as a substitute for heavy-duty vises or permanent fixtures. Store the clamp in a dry place to prevent corrosion and inspect the spring and jaw faces periodically for wear. When clamping delicate finishes, use sacrificial pads to protect surfaces and maintain even pressure across the jaws.