GEKO angular spring clamp set 90° 4-piece, model G29928

GEKO angular spring clamp set 90° 4-piece, model G29928 contains four compact 90° spring clamps engineered to hold two workpieces at a right angle during gluing, assembly or light woodworking. The clamps provide quick one-handed operation and consistent clamping pressure to position corners and joints accurately. Their compact size makes them suitable for tight spaces and repetitive tasks where fast clamping and release are required.

Advantages

These 90° spring clamps combine a simple spring mechanism with angled jaws to maintain square alignment while allowing rapid application and removal. The consistent pressure helps reduce movement of glued or fitted parts before permanent fastening, and the compact form factor enables use on smaller assemblies and models. Built for light workshop and DIY environments, the set of four ensures multiple corners or joints can be secured simultaneously.

Suitable for

• Gluing right-angle joints in cabinetry and small furniture
• Holding corners during assembly of frames and boxes
• Model making, hobby and craft projects requiring 90° alignment
• Light carpentry and DIY repairs where quick clamping is needed

Key specifications

• Quantity: set of four clamps
• Jaw angle: fixed 90° (right angle) for corner positioning
• Operation: spring-loaded, one-handed application
• Intended use: light workshop, DIY, carpentry and hobby projects
• Form factor: compact design for use in confined spaces

How to use

Place the two workpieces together at the required right angle and compress the clamp handles to open the jaws. Position the clamp so the angled jaws contact both faces of the joint, then release the handles to allow the spring to apply pressure and hold the pieces in alignment. Use multiple clamps from the set to secure each corner or span of the joint as needed. Remove the clamps after adhesive has cured or after fasteners are installed.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, ensure mating surfaces are clean and properly prepared before clamping. Apply clamps evenly and avoid over-torquing or forcing the jaws onto delicate surfaces; consider adding thin protective pads if necessary to prevent marring. Store the clamps in a dry place to maintain spring tension and mechanism function.