Steel Forged Clamp GTV HT3B917 500 x 120 mm

GTV HT3B917 is a steel forged clamp with jaw dimensions of 500 x 120 mm designed to hold, fasten and position workpieces in woodworking, metalworking and general assembly tasks. The clamp features a forged-steel body engineered for durability and stable, repeatable clamping force. Its long jaw span and wide contact face allow secure fixation of larger boards, panels and metal parts while minimizing movement during cutting, drilling or joining operations.

Advantages

The forged steel construction delivers high strength and resistance to deformation under sustained pressure. A wide jaw profile distributes clamping force evenly across the workpiece surface to reduce marking and provide consistent grip. The clamp’s design supports quick adjustment and reliable locking, enabling stable positioning for multiple workshop and construction applications. Corrosion-resistant finishes and precision-machined contact surfaces ensure long-term performance and repeatability.

Suitable for

• Holding large wooden panels and boards during cutting, routing or sanding
• Securing metal plates and profiles for drilling, welding or filing
• Clamping assemblies during glue-up or fastener installation
• Temporary fixation on workbenches, jigs and fixtures in workshops and construction sites

Key specifications

• Jaw span: 500 x 120 mm
• Material: forged steel body for enhanced strength
• Contact face: wide jaw surface for even pressure distribution
• Intended use: manual clamp for woodworking, metalworking and assembly
• Finish: corrosion-resistant coating for durability in workshop environments

How to use

Position the clamp so the workpiece sits evenly between the jaws and tighten the mechanism until the desired holding force is achieved. For delicate surfaces, protect the workpiece with thin padding between the jaw faces and the material to avoid surface marks. Check alignment and feel for secure resistance before performing cutting, drilling or assembly operations. Release the clamp by loosening the locking mechanism and remove the workpiece when operations are complete.

Usage recommendations

Use the clamp within its mechanical limits and avoid applying excessive torque beyond the clamp’s design to prevent deformation. Regularly inspect contact surfaces and moving parts for wear, keep threads and sliding areas clean and lightly lubricated, and store the clamp in a dry place to maintain corrosion resistance and reliable performance.