Vorel clamp model 37106 — iron and wood construction, 200 mm length

The Vorel clamp model 37106 is a compact 200 mm workshop clamp that combines iron and wooden components to hold workpieces during woodworking, gluing, assembly and light metalworking. Supplied as a single piece, the clamp is designed for temporary secure clamping on benches, jigs and small repairs where a stable, easy-to-handle tool is required.

Advantages

The combination of cast iron jaws and a steel rail provides stable clamping pressure and durability for routine workshop tasks. A wooden lacquered handle reinforced with a metal cap offers comfortable manual operation and improved resistance to wear. The clamp’s 200 mm length and single-piece supply make it a practical, space-saving tool for localized clamping needs.

Suitable for

• Woodworking: holding boards, panels and frames during cutting or sanding
• Gluing: applying and maintaining pressure while adhesive cures
• Assembly: temporary fixation of components during fitting or measuring
• Light metalworking: small-scale holding tasks and repairs
• Benchtop jigs and small repairs: constrained spaces and quick clamping operations

Key specifications

• Overall clamping length: 200 mm
• Construction materials: cast iron jaws combined with steel rail and wooden handle
• Handle: lacquered wood reinforced with metal cap for durability
• Supply: single piece
• Intended use: woodworking, gluing, assembly and light metalworking

How to use

Position the clamp so the jaws align with the workpiece surfaces to be held. Turn the pressure screw by the wooden handle until the jaws apply firm, even pressure without over-tightening. For gluing operations, maintain the required pressure for the adhesive curing time. Release by turning the handle counterclockwise and remove the clamp once the workpiece is secure or the process is complete. Inspect the contact surfaces for cleanliness to avoid marring the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use protective pads between the clamp jaws and delicate surfaces to prevent marks. Apply only the pressure necessary for the task to avoid damaging the workpiece or the clamp. Store the clamp in a dry place to reduce corrosion risk and periodically clean the rail and screw to ensure smooth operation.