Woodworking clamp EPM E-400-0108 500×80 mm — bar clamp for assembly and gluing

The EPM woodworking clamp E-400-0108 500×80 mm — bar clamp for assembly and gluing is a hand clamp designed to secure workpieces during carpentry, joinery and gluing operations. With a 500 mm throat depth and 80 mm jaw width, it offers stable clamping across boards, frames and panels. The clamp is intended for workshop and site use where accurate positioning and steady pressure distribution are required.

Advantages

The bar clamp provides consistent clamping force along the 500 mm reach while its 80 mm jaw surface helps distribute pressure evenly to reduce marring and improve adhesive contact. The compact design allows for use in confined spaces and during assembly of furniture components. Mechanical simplicity ensures quick adjustment and reliable repeatability in routine clamping tasks.

Suitable for

• Clamping boards and panels during edge gluing
• Assembling frames, cabinets and furniture parts
• Holding workpieces for cutting, sanding and drilling
• Temporary fixation during glue curing

Key specifications

• Throat depth: 500 mm
• Jaw width: 80 mm
• Type: bar clamp for assembly and gluing
• Application: woodworking, carpentry and general workshop tasks
• Construction: manual clamp with fixed reach and adjustable jaw

How to use

Position the clamp so the jaws contact the workpiece surfaces to be joined, then adjust the movable jaw until there is firm contact. Tighten until the desired clamping pressure is achieved, taking care not to over-tighten and deform the material. For multiple boards or large panels, use several clamps spaced evenly to ensure uniform pressure and alignment. After the adhesive has set, release the clamp by loosening the adjustable jaw.

Usage recommendations

To protect finished surfaces, place thin protective pads between the jaws and the workpiece. When gluing long edges, apply clamps at regular intervals to maintain even pressure distribution. Store the clamp in a dry place to prevent corrosion and check moving parts periodically for smooth operation.