Clamp (screw) BOXER 200x80 mm — BOXER 31660, screw clamp for woodworking and metalworking

BOXER screw clamp 200x80 mm (model 31660) is a manual clamping tool designed to hold workpieces securely during woodworking, metalworking and general workshop operations. The clamp features a screw-driven jaw that provides controlled clamping force across an 80 mm capacity and reaches 200 mm into the workpiece, making it suitable for tasks requiring precise positioning and steady pressure such as gluing, sawing and drilling.

Advantages

The screw mechanism enables fine adjustment of clamping pressure and reliable locking without sudden release. A 200 mm throat depth allows access to recessed areas while the 80 mm jaw opening accommodates a wide range of material thicknesses. Robust construction and a compact profile provide stable support on benches and in portable setups, and the metal screw and handle deliver repeatable force for consistent results.

Suitable for

• Woodworking assembly, gluing and edge joining
• Holding metal parts for drilling, filing or light welding
• Carpentry tasks on workbenches and jigs
• General workshop and hobbyist projects requiring steady clamping force

Key specifications

• Throat depth: 200 mm
• Maximum clamping capacity (jaw opening): 80 mm
• Clamping mechanism: screw-driven jaw for controlled pressure
• Typical use: manual bench or portable clamping
• Material interaction: suitable for wood, metal and composite materials

How to use

Place the clamp so the fixed jaw rests against the stationary side of the workpiece and align the movable jaw over the area to be secured. Turn the screw handle clockwise to advance the movable jaw until it contacts the workpiece, then continue turning until the desired clamping pressure is achieved. Avoid excessive torque to prevent damaging the material. To release, turn the handle counterclockwise until the jaw retracts sufficiently to remove the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

For even distribution of pressure on delicate surfaces, use protective pads between the jaws and the workpiece. Regularly check the screw and sliding surfaces for debris and apply light lubrication to the screw thread to maintain smooth operation. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when clamping hot or sharp metal parts.