Clamp No name 4026397400373 — general-purpose fastening clamp, model 4026397400373

The No name general-purpose fastening clamp model 4026397400373 is a compact clamping tool designed to hold workpieces securely during assembly, repair and DIY tasks. Intended for temporary fixation, this clamp delivers a stable grip on wood, metal and plastic parts to facilitate accurate positioning, safer handling and controlled joining operations. Its straightforward design makes it suitable for a range of common workshop and home improvement activities.

Advantages

This clamp provides reliable holding force for temporary fixtures without complex adjustments. Its general-purpose construction allows use on different materials and in varied orientations, offering consistent contact pressure and reduced slippage. The simple mechanism and durable components support repeated use in hobby and light professional settings, while the compact size improves accessibility in tighter work areas.

Suitable for

• Holding wooden boards and panels during gluing or screwing
• Securing metal parts for drilling, filing or welding preparation
• Fixing plastic components during trimming or bonding
• General workshop assembly tasks and hobby projects
• Temporary jigs and fixtures for measuring and marking

Key specifications

• Type: general-purpose fastening clamp for temporary fixation
• Suitable materials: wood, metal, plastic
• Typical clamping application: assembly, repair, DIY and hobby work
• Form factor: compact design for access in confined spaces
• Operation: manual mechanical clamping for controlled holding

How to use

Position the clamp so the jaws contact the workpiece surfaces that require fixation, ensuring even alignment and correct orientation for the task. Tighten the clamp manually until the workpieces are held securely but without over-torquing that could deform softer materials. Recheck alignment before performing operations such as drilling, gluing or cutting. To release, loosen the clamping mechanism fully and remove the clamp from the workpieces.

Usage recommendations

Inspect contact surfaces for debris and protect delicate finishes with thin pads or scrap material to avoid marking. Use appropriate clamping pressure for the material — lower pressure for soft plastics and thin woods, higher pressure for rigid parts. Store the clamp in a dry place to prevent corrosion and periodically check the mechanism for smooth operation.