Clamp, NEO tools spring clamp 6"/150 mm

NEO tools spring clamp 6"/150 mm is a compact, hand-operated clamping accessory designed to hold small workpieces securely during assembly, gluing, light woodworking and repair tasks. The clamp features a spring-loaded mechanism that enables quick one-handed operation and consistent clamping pressure across the 150 mm jaw span, making it convenient for hobbyists, technicians and workshop use where temporary yet reliable holding is required.

Advantages

The spring clamp provides fast engagement and release with a single hand, reducing setup time for repetitive tasks. Its compact dimensions and lightweight construction allow for easy positioning in tight spaces and comfortable handling during prolonged use. The jaws deliver steady pressure suitable for holding parts during adhesive curing or while performing fine adjustments, and the simple design requires minimal maintenance.

Suitable for

• Holding glued joints and small assemblies during drying
• Securing parts for light carpentry and model making
• Temporary fixation during repair and adjustment tasks
• Clamping small components for hobby and craft projects

Key specifications

• Jaw span: 150 mm (6 inches)
• Operating mechanism: spring-loaded, one-handed operation
• Construction: metal spring with molded jaw covers for grip and surface protection
• Intended use: temporary clamping for light-duty workshop and hobby tasks
• Weight: lightweight and portable for easy handling

How to use

Open the clamp by squeezing the handles to widen the jaws, position the workpiece between the jaws and release the handles to apply clamping pressure. Adjust placement as needed to ensure even contact across the clamped surface. For adhesive applications, maintain the clamp in position until the adhesive reaches sufficient strength according to the adhesive manufacturer's instructions. After use, store the clamp in a dry place to avoid corrosion and to keep the spring action reliable.

Usage recommendations

Use the clamp for light-duty holding tasks only; avoid applying excessive force or using it as a substitute for heavy-duty clamping equipment. Protect delicate surfaces by ensuring the molded jaw covers are intact, and clean any adhesive residue from the jaws after each use to preserve grip and prevent damage to workpieces.