Wooden Lever Clamp 300×110 mm No name model unimet_1110003554758

Wooden lever clamp 300×110 mm is a workshop carpenter's clamp designed to hold and press wooden parts during gluing, assembly and light carpentry operations. The clamp has a 300 mm jaw reach and 110 mm jaw width, wooden jaws to protect finished surfaces and a lever mechanism for fast clamping and release. It is intended for positioning and maintaining even pressure on workpieces where surface protection and quick adjustment are important.

Advantages

The wooden jaws reduce the risk of marring or denting delicate surfaces, while the lever mechanism enables rapid application and release of clamping force without continuous hand adjustment. Its compact dimensions make it easy to handle and store; the clamp provides stable pressure distribution across the jaw faces for gluing joints and small assembly tasks. Construction materials and design focus on simple reliable operation and protection of the workpiece.

Suitable for

• Gluing edge joints and small panels
• Light carpentry and trim work
• Hobby woodworking and model making
• Temporary fixturing during assembly and sanding

Key specifications

• Jaw reach: 300 mm
• Jaw width: 110 mm
• Jaw material: wood (protective faces)
• Clamping mechanism: lever-actuated quick clamp
• Intended use: holding and pressing wooden parts for gluing and assembly

How to use

Position the wooden clamp so that the wooden jaws contact the workpiece on both sides of the joint or area to be held. Operate the lever to bring the jaws together until the desired pressure is achieved; avoid over-tightening that could compress or deform thin workpieces. For glue-ups, align pieces accurately before applying the final lever action. Release the clamp by actuating the lever release and reposition as needed. Regularly inspect wooden jaw faces for wear and replace or pad them if they become damaged to maintain surface protection.

Usage recommendations

Use the clamp on clean, flat surfaces and consider adding thin protective pads if working with highly finished or brittle materials. Store the clamp in a dry place to prevent swelling or splitting of wooden components. For repetitive or heavy clamping tasks, verify that clamping force is appropriate for the material thickness to avoid deformation.