Woodworking F-Clamp EPM E-400-0117 1500 x 120 mm

The EPM woodworking F-clamp E-400-0117 1500 x 120 mm is a long-reach clamping tool designed for woodworking tasks that require steady, adjustable pressure across large panels and assemblies. With a 1500 mm bar length and 120 mm throat depth, the clamp allows secure positioning and firm holding during gluing, cutting, sanding and assembly operations. The sliding jaw moves along the bar for quick adjustment, while the screw mechanism provides controlled tightening and reliable retention of workpieces.

Advantages

This F-clamp offers extended reach and deep throat capacity for clamping wide boards and multi-panel assemblies. The combination of a smooth sliding jaw and a threaded tightening handle enables both rapid positioning and precise pressure control. Constructed for repetitive workshop use, the clamp balances rigidity and ease of adjustment to reduce movement during glue setting and machining operations.

Suitable for

• Edge gluing and panel assembly in carpentry and joinery
• Holding workpieces during cutting, routing and sanding
• Securing frames, fixtures and jigs in a workshop
• DIY projects that require long-reach clamping capacity

Key specifications

• Bar length: 1500 mm
• Throat depth: 120 mm
• Adjustable sliding jaw for quick positioning
• Screw-type tightening mechanism for controlled clamping force
• Suitable for long panels and multi-piece assemblies

How to use

Position the sliding jaw along the bar to accommodate the width of the workpiece, bring the fixed jaw against one side, then engage the screw handle until the clamp applies firm contact without crushing the material. For gluing operations, set multiple clamps at regular intervals to distribute pressure evenly along the joint. During cutting or sanding, verify that the clamped assembly is stable and that the clamp does not obstruct tool paths.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the clamp before use for wear on the screw mechanism and firm engagement of the sliding jaw. Use protective pads between clamp faces and finished surfaces to prevent marring. Apply even pressure with multiple clamps for long joints and avoid overtightening to preserve material integrity.