Workbench Clamp EPM E-400-0104 200x80 mm — woodworking bar clamp

EPM E-400-0104 is a woodworking workbench clamp with a 200 x 80 mm clamping capacity, designed for holding, gluing and securing workpieces during carpentry, assembly and DIY tasks. The clamp provides stable pressure for timber, panels and components and is suitable for workshop and hobby use where firm, reliable holding is required. Constructed for repeated use, the clamp combines a fixed jaw, adjustable sliding bar and a screw or quick-release mechanism to achieve accurate positioning and consistent clamping force.

Advantages

The workbench clamp offers a compact footprint with a 200 mm throat depth and an 80 mm maximum opening, enabling secure clamping of small to medium-sized workpieces. Its design delivers even pressure distribution across the jaw faces to reduce movement during glue-up or assembly operations. The materials and mechanism are chosen to ensure durability under regular workshop conditions while keeping handling and adjustment straightforward for fast setup.

Suitable for

• Holding timber and panels during glue-up and drying
• Securing components for drilling, routing and sanding
• Assembly and fixturing of small to medium carpentry parts
• Hobby woodworking, model making and DIY repairs

Key specifications

• Clamping capacity (opening): 80 mm
• Throat depth (reach): 200 mm
• Jaw type: fixed and adjustable sliding jaw
• Clamping mechanism: screw or quick-adjust action for controlled pressure
• Jaw face material: protective pads or metal faces for secure grip
• Typical applications: woodworking, panel gluing, assembly

How to use

Position the clamp so the fixed jaw is aligned with the edge of the workpiece and slide the adjustable jaw close to the opposite side. Adjust the sliding bar until the jaws are near the surfaces to be held, then operate the screw or quick-release mechanism to apply pressure. Ensure the clamped surfaces are square and protected with pads if required to avoid marring finished surfaces. For glue-ups, apply even clamping pressure and check alignment before the adhesive sets; for machining tasks, verify the workpiece is secure and stable before starting power tools.

Usage recommendations

Use protective jaw pads when clamping finished or delicate surfaces, and avoid overtightening to prevent deformation of thin materials. Regularly inspect the sliding rail and screw mechanism for debris and lubricate moving parts lightly to maintain smooth adjustment and consistent clamping force.