Clamping Bar Clamp EPM E-400-0112 400×120 mm woodworking clamp

EPM E-400-0112 400×120 mm woodworking clamping bar clamp is a practical tool designed to hold workpieces firmly during gluing, assembly and routing operations. The clamp features a 400 mm clamping length and 120 mm clamping face depth, providing stable pressure across boards, panels and frame components. It is suitable for workshop and hobby applications where even, secure clamping is required to ensure accurate joins and consistent glue lines.

Advantages

The clamping bar delivers uniform pressure along the clamping face to reduce movement and gaps between parts while adhesives cure. Its construction is intended for repeatable positioning and reliable grip on various wood types and panel materials. The design supports single-hand operation for quick adjustments and steady force application, enabling efficient workflow during assembly, edge gluing and panel lamination.

Suitable for

• Edge gluing of boards and panels
• Assembly of frames, doors and furniture components
• Holding workpieces during routing, sanding and planing
• Temporary fixturing when aligning parts for drilling or doweling

Key specifications

• Clamping length: 400 mm
• Clamping face depth: 120 mm
• Application: woodworking, carpentry, joinery
• Suitable for boards, panels and frame elements
• Operation: manual adjustment with rapid locking

How to use

Position the clamp so the clamping faces contact the workpiece surfaces to be held together. Adjust the sliding bar to achieve the required span and tighten the locking mechanism until even pressure is applied across the joint or panel. For glue-ups, ensure parts are aligned before final tightening and check that pressure distributes evenly along the glued edge. Release the clamp by disengaging the lock and sliding the bar away once the adhesive has set or the operation is complete.

Usage recommendations

Use protective pads or thin sacrificial strips between the clamp faces and finished surfaces to prevent marring. Apply steady, moderate pressure to avoid squeezing out too much adhesive; for long glue-ups use several clamps spaced evenly. Store the clamp in a dry place to prevent corrosion and periodically inspect the mechanism for smooth sliding and reliable locking action.