Belt NEO tools 45-493 1 pc 356 g

The NEO tools 45-493 belt compression clamp is a carpenter's clamping solution designed for assembling and stabilizing glued or joined elements. Weighing 356 g and branded by NEO tools, this clamp uses a 4,000 x 26 x 1.3 mm nylon tape and adjustable plastic pads to wrap and compress parts up to a circumference of approximately 4 meters. The tool includes four sturdy jaws with protective caps and a two-component, non-slip handle to allow controlled pressure and a secure grip while maintaining right angles during joining of boxes, tabletops, frames and similar assemblies.

Advantages

The belt clamp provides uniform compression around irregular and regular shapes, enabling effective stabilization of glued joints without requiring complex fixtures. Its adjustable plastic pads protect workpiece surfaces while the four jaws and non-slip two-component handle improve force transmission and handling. The long nylon tape and compact weight make it suitable for both workshop and on-site use.

Suitable for

• Joining and clamping boxes, cabinets and frames
• Compressing tabletops and laminated workpieces
• Working with irregular or round components that need even pressure
• Carpentry repairs and DIY assembly tasks

Key specifications

• Tape material: nylon
• Tape dimensions: 4000 x 26 x 1.3 mm
• Number of jaws: four with protective caps
• Handle: two-component, non-slip ergonomic grip
• Maximum compressible circumference: up to approximately 4 meters
• Weight: 356 g

How to use

Wrap the nylon tape around the parts to be joined so that the plastic pads contact the workpiece surfaces. Position the jaws to hold the tape and use the two-component handle to apply compression until the desired clamping pressure and alignment (including right angles) are achieved. Ensure protective caps on the jaws are positioned to avoid surface damage. After the adhesive has set or the joint is fixed, release the handle and unwind the tape.

Usage recommendations

For best results, check that the plastic pads sit flat against the workpiece and that the tape is evenly tensioned. Avoid over-tightening on delicate surfaces; use protective material under the pads if needed. Clean the tape and jaw caps after use to remove glue residues and ensure smooth operation.