Clamping Bar / Carpenter's Clamp högert technik HT3B906 300×80 mm

The högert technik HT3B906 clamping bar, size 300×80 mm, is a manually operated carpenter's clamp designed to hold and press wood, panels and small assemblies during gluing, fitting and light woodworking tasks. The tool features a rigid bar profile and an adjustable clamping head that provides stable pressure and allows quick repositioning along the bar. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for confined workspaces while offering sufficient clamping face area for typical joinery and hobby projects.

Advantages

The clamping bar combines a robust bar construction with a movable head that locks securely to maintain consistent pressure without continuous manual force. Its compact 300×80 mm size balances reach and portability for both workshop and on-site use. The clamp’s design simplifies single-handed adjustments and rapid placement, reducing setup time during repetitive tasks. Materials and finish are selected to withstand regular workshop use and to resist minor surface wear.

Suitable for

• Edge gluing and panel assembly in small to medium woodworking projects
• Holding workpieces during fitting, sanding or routing
• Hobby carpentry, DIY repairs and model making
• Light joinery tasks in workshops and on-site jobs

Key specifications

• Clamping length: 300 mm
• Clamping face height: 80 mm
• Rigid bar profile for stable pressure distribution
• Adjustable movable clamping head for quick repositioning
• Manual operation suitable for low to medium clamping forces

How to use

Position the fixed jaw against one side of the workpiece and slide the movable head along the bar until it contacts the opposite side. Engage the locking mechanism or tighten the clamping handle to apply steady pressure across the surfaces being joined. Check alignment before final tightening to ensure even contact. To release, loosen the locking mechanism and slide the movable head away from the workpiece. Use multiple clamps spaced evenly for longer joints or larger panels to maintain uniform pressure.

Usage recommendations

For best results, protect finished surfaces with thin pads or scrap wood between the clamp jaws and workpiece to prevent marks. Avoid excessive torque beyond the clamp’s manual capacity; for heavy-duty clamping use larger or screw-type clamps. Store the clamping bar in a dry place to limit corrosion and inspect moving parts periodically for smooth operation.