Workbench Clamp EPM E-400-0102 — 250 x 50 mm woodworking clamp

The EPM workbench clamp model E-400-0102 is a woodworking clamp with a 250 x 50 mm clamping area designed to hold boards and assemblies during cutting, gluing and assembly. Intended for bench-mounted use or temporary securing of workpieces, the clamp offers stable contact across its jaws to maintain alignment and resist movement while applying cutting or joining operations.

Advantages

This woodworking clamp provides even pressure distribution across a 250 x 50 mm contact area, helping to reduce slippage and ensure consistent results. The design is suitable for mounting to a workbench, offering reliable holding force for routine carpentry and hobby tasks. The clamp’s construction is aimed at maintaining alignment of components during glue setting and mechanical fastening, making repetitive tasks more precise and efficient.

Suitable for

• Holding boards and panels during cutting and sawing
• Securing workpieces for gluing and bonding
• Stabilising assemblies during drilling and screwing
• General bench-mounted clamping for carpentry and hobby projects

Key specifications

• Clamping area: 250 x 50 mm
• Intended use: bench-mounted or temporary workpiece securing
• Application: woodworking, carpentry, hobby projects
• Function: provides even pressure distribution across jaws for alignment and anti-slip holding

How to use

Position the clamp on the bench so the jaws align with the workpiece. Open the jaws to accommodate the thickness of the board or assembly, place the workpiece between the jaws and tighten until the workpiece is held securely but without excessive force that could damage the material. For gluing, check alignment before final tensioning and allow adhesive to set while the clamp maintains pressure. Release the clamp by loosening until the workpiece can be removed safely.

Usage recommendations

Use protective pads or scrap wood between the clamp jaws and finished surfaces to prevent marking. Inspect the clamp regularly for wear or deformation and avoid over-torquing to maintain clamping accuracy and prolong service life.