Clamp NEO tools 45-495, depth 105 mm, 686 g, 1 pc

NEO tools 45-495 is a single-piece pipe clamp designed to hold and secure workpieces during repair, assembly and woodworking tasks. The clamp fits ½″ (DN 15/R) steel pipes of any length and provides a working depth of 105 mm with a net weight of 686 g. Constructed from a durable metal alloy, the clamp delivers a compact, robust solution for light-to-medium clamping needs in home workshops, carpentry shops and on-site jobs.

Advantages

The clamp features a simple, robust design and easy operation. A strong screw on the clamp end and a self-locking stop piece allow quick positioning and reliable hold-down force up to the equivalent of 800 kg. Compatibility with standard DN 15/R steel pipes makes the tool versatile and adaptable to different pipe lengths. The metal-alloy construction ensures long-term durability and resistance to typical workshop wear.

Suitable for

• Clamping wooden workpieces during carpentry and joinery
• Assembly and repair tasks requiring temporary securement
• DIY and hobby workshop projects where adjustable pipe-based clamping is needed
• On-site jobs and construction tasks that use standard ½″ steel pipes

Key specifications

• Working depth: 105 mm
• Net weight: 686 g
• Compatible pipe diameter: ½″ (DN 15/R)
• Hold-down force: equivalent to 800 kg
• Construction: durable metal alloy
• Configuration: two-part design — clamp end with screw and self-locking stop

How to use

Thread the clamp end onto the first threaded end of a ½″ DN 15/R steel pipe. Retract the spring return and slide the other threaded end over the stop. Rest the workpiece on the mounted pipe and move it up to the clamp end. Position the stop pieces on the opposite end of the pipe to locate the workpiece, then tighten the clamp screw to achieve the required hold-down force. Use gradual tightening to avoid damage to delicate materials.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, check that the pipe is straight and has compatible threading before mounting the clamp. Select a pipe length appropriate to the workpiece and secure pipe ends to prevent slipping. Do not exceed the practical clamping force for fragile materials; use protective pads between the clamp and the workpiece when clamping finished surfaces.