Clamp Topex 100 mm — Topex 100 mm woodworking/metalworking clamp

The Topex 100 mm clamp is a manual fastening tool designed to hold workpieces during woodworking, metalworking and general assembly operations. With a 100 mm jaw capacity it secures parts for gluing, drilling, sanding and positioning on benches, jigs or temporary fixtures. The compact design and simple mechanism allow steady, controllable pressure and easy one-handed operation for short-term fixation and precise alignment.

Advantages

The clamp offers a compact footprint and straightforward operation that make it suitable for confined workspaces. Its 100 mm clamping capacity provides enough reach for small to medium parts while maintaining stable pressure for accurate joints and repeatable positioning. Metal contact surfaces ensure durable grip, and the simple construction facilitates quick adjustments and low maintenance.

Suitable for

• Holding wooden boards and panels during gluing or routing
• Securing small metal parts for drilling and light fabrication
• Positioning components for assembly and fastening
• Temporary fixation on workbenches, jigs or fixtures

Key specifications

• Clamping capacity (jaw/throat): 100 mm
• Application: woodworking, metalworking, general assembly
• Operation: manual tightening mechanism for controlled pressure
• Construction: compact profile suitable for bench and jig use
• Contact surfaces: metal pads for secure grip

How to use

Place the clamp so each jaw contacts the surfaces to be held, ensuring the workpieces are aligned as required. Turn or operate the tightening mechanism until the desired pressure is achieved; apply sufficient force to prevent movement without over-tightening that could damage the material. For glue-ups, clamp parts evenly and check alignment before adhesive sets. Release the clamp by reversing the mechanism and remove once the workpiece is stable or the operation is complete.

Usage recommendations

Use protective pads or scrap pieces between the clamp jaws and delicate surfaces to avoid marking soft materials. Inspect the clamp regularly for wear on contact surfaces and mechanism components; replace or service if movement becomes stiff or grip weakens. For consistent results in gluing or assembly, apply even clamping pressure and avoid twisting forces on the workpiece.