STANLEY C-Zwinge MaxSteel 150 mm 0-83-035 fixed-jaw clamp for woodworking and metalwork

STANLEY C-Zwinge MaxSteel 150 mm fixed-jaw clamp (0-83-035) is a compact, robust clamp intended for securing workpieces in woodworking and metalworking tasks. The clamp offers a 150 mm clamping capacity and a fixed jaw design that provides steady holding force for gluing, assembly, cutting and drilling operations. Made with MaxSteel materials, it is built to withstand workshop use while delivering repeatable clamping performance for both hobbyists and professionals.

Advantages

The fixed-jaw design ensures consistent alignment and reduces slippage during operations that require precise positioning. MaxSteel construction increases durability and resistance to bending under pressure, while the compact 150 mm span makes the clamp suitable for tight or confined setups. The clamp's simple mechanism allows quick application and removal, helping to maintain workflow efficiency.

Suitable for

• Gluing and adhesive bonding of wood and composite panels
• Assembly and holding of small frames, fixtures and fittings
• Light to medium metalworking tasks requiring steady clamping
• Cutting, drilling and routing where fixed alignment is necessary

Key specifications

• Clamping capacity: 150 mm
• Jaw type: fixed jaw
• Material construction: MaxSteel durable metal construction
• Intended use: woodworking and metalworking
• Typical applications: gluing, assembly, cutting, drilling

How to use

Position the clamp so the workpiece sits squarely between the fixed jaw and the opposing bar. Open the clamping span to accommodate the material, place the workpiece, and tighten until the piece is held firmly without deformation. For repetitive tasks, set the clamp once and use the fixed jaw as a reference for repeatable placement. Release by loosening the mechanism and removing the workpiece. Inspect the clamp periodically for wear or damage to ensure reliable performance.

Usage recommendations

Use protective pads on the jaws when clamping finished surfaces to avoid marring. Apply steady, even pressure rather than over-tightening to prevent damaging workpieces. Store the clamp in a dry place to minimize corrosion and check moving parts regularly for smooth operation.