Clamping Bar F 800x120 mm Dedra — woodworking clamp with 2-material handle

Clamping Bar F 800x120 mm Dedra is a woodworking clamp designed to hold workpieces securely during gluing, assembly and sawing. The device features an 800 mm steel bar and a 120 mm throat depth that allow clamping of medium-sized panels and frames. A two-material handle combines a softer grip surface with a firmer core to improve control and reduce slippage while applying clamping force.

Advantages

This Dedra clamping bar provides stable and even pressure along the bar for consistent joints and aligned assemblies. Its 120 mm throat depth helps reach farther from the bar edge, enabling clamping of larger profiles and assemblies. The two-material handle improves ergonomics and control when tightening, while the robust bar construction ensures resistance to bending under typical workshop loads. The tool is designed for repeated use in carpentry and cabinetmaking environments.

Suitable for

• Applying even pressure during wood gluing and laminating
• Holding panels and frames during assembly and fitting
• Securing workpieces for crosscutting and sawing operations
• Workshop and hobby carpentry tasks requiring steady clamping

Key specifications

• Bar length: 800 mm
• Throat depth: 120 mm
• Handle: two-material (soft outer layer with firmer core)
• Clamping type: bar clamp for manual tightening
• Suitable materials: wood and wood-based panels

How to use

Place the fixed jaw against one side of the workpiece and slide the movable jaw along the bar until it contacts the opposite side. Use the two-material handle to tighten the clamp until the workpieces are held firmly and alignment is achieved. Avoid over-tightening that could deform thin workpieces; apply only the pressure necessary to secure the joint or hold the piece for cutting. Release by operating the quick-release or screw mechanism depending on the clamp variant, then reposition as needed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, protect finished surfaces with scrap pads or thin wood strips to prevent clamp marks. Inspect the bar and jaws for debris before use to ensure even contact. Store the clamp in a dry place to avoid corrosion and periodically check the handle and moving parts for wear.