Clamp Proline 28251 — Proline workshop clamp, single pack

Proline 28251 — Proline workshop clamp, single pack is a general-purpose workshop clamp designed to hold and secure workpieces during assembly, gluing and light woodworking tasks. Supplied as a single piece, the clamp provides temporary fixation and positioning for a variety of materials in home workshops and professional environments. The tool features adjustable clamping force and jaw distance and has nickel-plated surfaces for improved corrosion resistance and easier cleaning.

Advantages

The clamp offers adjustable clamping force that allows controlled pressure application for delicate or more robust joints. Adjustable jaw distance accommodates different material thicknesses and workpiece sizes, while the nickel-plated finish reduces surface corrosion and simplifies maintenance. Its single-piece supply makes it convenient for targeted tasks where one reliable clamp is required.

Suitable for

• Temporary fixation during gluing and adhesive curing
• Holding small to medium-sized wooden parts for light carpentry
• Positioning components during assembly or repair
• Clamping workpieces for sawing, sanding or drilling tasks

Key specifications

• Type: workshop clamp, single unit
• Adjustable clamping force for controlled pressure
• Adjustable jaw distance to fit varying material thicknesses
• Surface finish: nickel-plated for corrosion resistance
• Intended use: temporary fixation, positioning and stabilizing

How to use

Place the clamp so the jaws contact the workpiece surfaces to be held. Adjust the jaw distance to match material thickness, then increase clamping force gradually until the workpiece is secured without deformation. For gluing, ensure even pressure across the joint and avoid excessive force that could squeeze out adhesive. After completing the task, release the clamping mechanism and remove the tool. Regularly check the clamp for proper function and clean the nickel-plated surfaces to prevent buildup.

Usage recommendations

Use the clamp within its adjustable range and avoid applying force beyond the tool's capacity. For long curing times, periodically verify that clamping pressure remains even. Store the clamp in a dry place to maintain the nickel-plated finish and prolong service life.