Workbench clamp EPM model E-400-0110, 600 x 80 mm workpiece capacity

EPM workbench clamp model E-400-0110 is a bench clamp designed to secure workpieces with a maximum jaw opening of 600 mm and a jaw depth of 80 mm. It provides steady, adjustable clamping pressure for woodworking, light metalwork, assembly, gluing and drilling operations. The clamp is intended for workshop and hobby use where reliable positioning and repeatable holding force are required.

Advantages

The clamp offers a wide jaw opening that accommodates larger boards and panels while maintaining accurate alignment. Its 80 mm jaw depth supports clamping near edges and allows firm contact across a range of material thicknesses. Constructed for frequent use in workshop conditions, the tool delivers consistent clamping pressure and simple adjustment to position and tighten the workpiece securely. The design supports straightforward mounting to a bench or work surface for stable operation.

Suitable for

• Securing wooden boards and panels during cutting, sanding or planing
• Holding components for assembly and gluing
• Fixing small metal parts for light drilling or tapping
• Hobby and DIY projects requiring steady, repeatable clamping

Key specifications

• Maximum jaw opening: 600 mm
• Jaw depth: 80 mm
• Intended mounting: bench or work surface installation
• Suitable clamping tasks: woodworking, light metalwork, assembly, gluing, drilling

How to use

Install the clamp securely to a stable bench or work surface following standard mounting practices. Open the jaws to accommodate the workpiece, position the material between the jaws so the clamping faces contact the desired area, then adjust and tighten the clamping screw or mechanism until the workpiece is held firmly without deformation. For repetitive operations, mark repeat positions on the bench or clamp body to speed setup. Release the clamping mechanism when work is complete or when repositioning is required.

Usage recommendations

To protect workpiece surfaces and extend clamping component life, use protective pads on the jaws when clamping finished or delicate materials. Regularly inspect moving parts and fastenings for wear or looseness and apply light lubrication where appropriate to preserve smooth adjustment. Avoid exceeding the intended use—do not use for heavy industrial pressing or for materials that could cause permanent jaw damage.