Bar Clamp NEO tools 120 x 500 mm — woodworking clamp, fixed jaw distance 120 mm, bar length 500 mm

NEO tools bar clamp 120 x 500 mm is a manual woodworking clamp designed to secure workpieces during gluing, assembly and cutting operations. The clamp offers a fixed jaw opening of 120 mm and a 500 mm bar length, providing stable clamping force for medium-sized panels, frames and assemblies. Constructed for workshop use, it facilitates accurate alignment and consistent pressure to support precise joins and temporary fastening.

Advantages

The clamp combines a rigid steel bar with a durable fixed jaw to deliver reliable holding capacity and resistance to bending under moderate load. Its ergonomic handle and simple mechanism allow controlled tightening and release, helping to reduce slippage and surface damage. The compact dimensions make it easy to position on workbenches and in confined spaces while still providing sufficient reach for typical medium woodworking tasks.

Suitable for

• Gluing wooden panels, edges and frames
• Holding components during assembly of furniture and cabinetry
• Stabilizing parts for cutting, sanding and routing
• Temporary fastening for drilling and marking operations

Key specifications

• Fixed jaw opening: 120 mm
• Bar length: 500 mm
• Material: steel bar with reinforced jaw components
• Handle type: ergonomic manual tightening handle
• Intended use: woodworking and general workshop clamping

How to use

Place the clamp so the workpiece sits between the fixed jaw and the movable pressure face; position the bar to span the area to be clamped. Turn the handle to advance the moving part until firm contact is achieved and the pieces are aligned. Apply only the necessary torque to maintain secure contact without deforming the workpiece. To release, loosen the handle and slide the clamp clear of the assembly. Regularly check jaw faces for debris or damage to ensure even pressure distribution.

Usage recommendations

Use protective pads if clamping delicate or finished surfaces to prevent marks. Avoid overtightening on thin materials and use multiple clamps spaced evenly for long edges to maintain uniform pressure. Store the clamp in a dry environment and inspect moving parts periodically for wear.