Clamping Tool Top Tools woodworking clamp 150 x 50 mm model 12A200

Clamping Tool Top Tools woodworking clamp 150 x 50 mm model 12A200 is designed to hold small and medium workpieces securely during assembly, gluing and light carpentry tasks. The clamp combines a fixed jaw and a movable jaw that slides along the bar to apply steady pressure across the clamped area. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for workshop benches and home DIY projects where space and precise control of clamping pressure are important.

Advantages

The woodworking clamp provides consistent clamping force with a straightforward mechanism that is easy to operate. Its compact 150 x 50 mm clamping capacity allows accurate positioning on narrower workpieces, while the durable construction is suited for repeated use in typical woodworking and repair tasks. The simple sliding jaw and tightening action ensure fast setup and release, reducing downtime when performing multiple clamping operations.

Suitable for

• Gluing small panels and edge joints
• Holding parts during sanding, routing or drilling
• Light carpentry and furniture repair
• Workshop bench tasks and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Clamping capacity: 150 x 50 mm
• Jaw type: fixed jaw and movable sliding jaw
• Application: assembly, gluing, positioning and light carpentry
• Suitable environments: home workshop and small professional shops

How to use

Place the workpieces between the fixed and movable jaws and slide the movable jaw toward the workpiece until it contacts the surface. Apply clamping force by tightening the clamp mechanism until the required pressure is reached; avoid over-tightening to prevent surface damage. Ensure the parts are aligned before final tightening and recheck alignment after the clamp is fully engaged. Release the clamp by loosening the mechanism and sliding the movable jaw away from the workpiece.

Lietošanas ieteikumi

For consistent results when gluing, use protective pads or scrap wood between the clamp jaws and the workpiece to distribute pressure and protect finished surfaces. Regularly inspect the sliding mechanism and keep it clean from dust and glue residues to maintain smooth operation and reliable clamping force.