Pipe Screw Clamp 3/4" No name model BY BPC-H34

Pipe Screw Clamp 3/4" No name model BY BPC-H34 is a manual clamping tool designed to hold and secure 3/4-inch pipes during assembly, repair or welding. The clamp uses a screw-driven mechanism that allows gradual adjustment of clamping pressure for a stable grip. Its compact design makes it suitable for use in workshops and on-site maintenance where controlled, repeatable holding force is required.

Advantages

The screw mechanism provides fine adjustment of clamping force, enabling secure fixation of pipes without sudden movement. The clamp's compact and robust construction offers reliable performance in confined spaces and during repeated use. Its simplicity means minimal maintenance and easy operation by a single technician.

Suitable for

• Holding 3/4-inch pipes during welding and soldering
• Plumbing assembly and repair tasks
• Metalworking and fabrication where temporary pipe fixation is required
• On-site maintenance and workshop setups

Key specifications

• Designed clamping diameter: 3/4 inch (for nominal pipe size)
• Clamping mechanism: screw-type adjustable pressure
• Material: metal construction for durability and rigidity
• Size: compact form factor for use in tight spaces
• Operation: manual, single-operator control

How to use

Position the clamp so the pipe sits securely within the clamping jaws and rotate the screw to increase pressure until the pipe is held firmly. Adjust pressure gradually to avoid deforming the pipe material; for welding or soldering, ensure the clamp body does not obstruct access to the joint area. After work is complete, rotate the screw in the opposite direction to release the pipe. Inspect the clamp periodically for wear on threads and contact surfaces and clean any debris to maintain smooth operation.

Usage recommendations

Use the clamp within its intended 3/4-inch pipe range; avoid overtightening on thin-walled pipe to prevent deformation. For tasks involving heat, position the clamp to minimize direct heat transfer to the clamping body and use appropriate heat shields if necessary. Store the clamp in a dry environment to reduce corrosion and lubricate the screw thread occasionally for reliable adjustment.