Spring Clamps HMS ZGS50 set of 2 — HMS ZGS50, metal spring clamp pair

Set of two HMS ZGS50 metal spring clamps designed for holding, fastening and securing materials during light workshop, DIY and craft tasks. These compact spring clamps deliver a firm grip through a steel spring mechanism and plastic-coated jaws, allowing one-handed operation for temporary holds and quick positioning. The clamps suit a variety of materials including wood, fabric and plastics, and are intended for short-term clamping, alignment and stabilization during assembly, gluing or trimming operations.

Advantages

HMS ZGS50 spring clamps combine a robust metal body with a strong spring to maintain consistent pressure while remaining lightweight and easy to handle. The plastic-coated jaw surfaces protect delicate materials from marking and improve grip on smooth surfaces. The compact size makes these clamps convenient to use in tight spaces and simple to store when not in use.

Suitable for

• Holding small wooden pieces during gluing or drying
• Securing fabric or leather for cutting and sewing
• Fixing plastic components during assembly or repair
• Temporarily aligning parts for measuring or marking

Key specifications

• Quantity: set of 2 metal spring clamps
• Material: metal body with plastic-coated jaws
• Action: spring-loaded, one-handed operation
• Grip type: firm clamping pressure suitable for light workshop tasks
• Size class: compact clamp for small to medium workpieces

How to use

Open the clamp by squeezing the handles, position the jaws over the workpiece and release the handles to engage the spring and apply clamping pressure. For best results, ensure jaw contact surfaces are clean and aligned with the area to be held. Use one clamp for light temporary holds and multiple clamps for wider or longer joints to distribute pressure evenly. Remove clamps by squeezing the handles and lifting away once the workpiece is stable or adhesive has cured.

Usage recommendations

For delicate surfaces, place a thin protective layer such as scrap cloth or masking tape between the jaw and the material to further reduce marking. Avoid using these clamps for heavy structural loads or prolonged tension beyond their intended light-duty design.