Clamping Bar / Carpenter's Clamp EPM E-400-0105 250×80 mm

EPM E-400-0105 is a carpenter's clamping bar with 250×80 mm clamping dimensions. Designed to hold wood, panels and assemblies during gluing, joining and light machining, this clamping bar provides even pressure across the workpiece and supports precise alignment during assembly. The tool is intended for workshop and on-site carpentry tasks where stable, controllable clamping is required.

Advantages

The clamping bar features a robust construction that distributes force evenly along the clamped surface to reduce slippage and prevent damage to the material. Its 250×80 mm clamping area balances reach and contact surface to suit a variety of standard boards and panels. The mechanism is straightforward to operate, allowing quick adjustment and repeatable clamping pressure for multiple assemblies.

Suitable for

• Holding wooden boards and panels during gluing and drying
• Securing assemblies for drilling, routing and light machining
• Temporary fixation of parts during fitting and alignment
• Workshop and on-site carpentry tasks requiring consistent clamping force

Key specifications

• Clamping dimensions: 250 × 80 mm
• Intended material: wood, plywood, composite panels
• Application: manual clamping for gluing, joining and light machining
• Operation: adjustable manual mechanism for controlled pressure
• Typical use environment: workshop or on-site carpentry

How to use

Place the clamping bar across the workpiece so the 250×80 mm contact area covers the section to be secured. Adjust the clamping mechanism until the desired pressure is achieved, ensuring even contact along the bar to avoid point loads. For glued joints, apply clamps at regular intervals and check alignment before the adhesive sets. Release pressure slowly after the work is completed or adhesive has cured.

Usage recommendations

Use protective pads between the clamping bar and delicate surfaces to prevent marking. Inspect the clamping faces and mechanism regularly for wear or debris to maintain even pressure and reliable performance. When working with finished surfaces, test clamping pressure on a scrap piece to confirm no visible indentation will occur.