Bar Clamp EPM E-400-0115 1000 x 120 mm — woodworking clamp

EPM bar clamp E-400-0115 is a woodworking clamp with a 1000 mm bar length and a 120 mm throat depth, designed to hold workpieces securely during gluing, assembly and general carpentry. The clamp provides fixed-span clamping for boards and panels, enabling steady pressure and accurate positioning in workshop and DIY projects. Its straightforward mechanism and sizeable clamping area make it suitable for common joinery tasks and temporary fixturing of parts while adhesives cure.

Advantages

The clamp combines a long 1000 mm steel bar with a 120 mm throat depth to reach deeper into panel edges and larger assemblies. It offers reliable holding force for edge gluing, lamination and panel alignment without complex adjustments. The simple hand-operated tightening system allows controlled pressure application, and the durable construction is intended for repeated use in workshop conditions. Its dimensions make it versatile for both small cabinetry work and larger carpentry tasks.

Suitable for

• Edge gluing of boards and panels
• Assembly and alignment of furniture parts
• Holding components during adhesive curing
• General carpentry and joinery in workshops and home DIY

Key specifications

• Bar length: 1000 mm
• Throat depth: 120 mm
• Clamping type: fixed-span bar clamp
• Typical applications: woodworking, panel and board clamping, assembly
• Operation: manual hand tightening

How to use

Position the clamp so the jaws align with the workpiece edges or faces that require pressure. Slide the movable jaw along the bar to bring both jaws close to the workpiece, then engage the tightening mechanism and apply steady hand pressure until components are secured. Ensure the workpiece is square and aligned before fully tightening. Use protective pads between the clamp jaws and finished surfaces if necessary to prevent marks. Release the clamp by loosening the mechanism and sliding the jaw away from the assembly.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use multiple clamps spaced evenly along long joints to distribute pressure uniformly during gluing. Avoid overtightening to prevent squeezing out too much adhesive or deforming delicate parts. Inspect the bar and jaws regularly for wear or damage and keep the sliding surfaces clean to maintain smooth operation.