Bar clamp Vorel 37115, iron and wooden construction, length 1500 mm, 1 pc

Vorel 37115 is a 1500 mm bar clamp combining iron and wooden components, supplied as a single unit for workshop and carpentry use. It provides long-reach clamping capacity to hold workpieces steady during gluing, assembly and woodworking tasks. The clamp features a fixed rail and an adjustable pressure screw with a swinging pressure plate to distribute force evenly across the workpiece.

Advantages

The combination of a cast iron jaw, a tinned steel rail and a wooden handle creates a balance of durability and user control. The wooden lacquered handle reinforced with a metal tap allows effective tightening, while the swinging pressure plate helps reduce surface marring by aligning to the part being clamped. The clamp’s 1500 mm length gives extended reach for larger panels and assemblies without compromising stability.

Suitable for

• Holding panels and boards during glue-up and drying
• Woodworking and carpentry assembly tasks
• DIY projects requiring long-reach clamping
• Workshop tasks where steady, sustained pressure is needed

Key specifications

• Clamping length: 1500 mm
• Jaw material: cast iron (stolarska jaw)
• Bar/rail material: tinned steel
• Pressure screw with swinging pressure plate for even force distribution
• Handle: wooden lacquered handle reinforced with metal tap
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Position the clamp so that the fixed jaw contacts one side of the workpiece and slide the adjustable jaw along the rail until it contacts the opposite side. Turn the wooden handle clockwise to advance the pressure screw and engage the swinging pressure plate against the workpiece. Tighten until the desired holding force is reached, taking care not to over-torque and risk damaging the material. To release, turn the handle counterclockwise and slide the adjustable jaw away from the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

For best results, protect delicate surfaces with thin scrap wood or pads between the clamp jaws and the workpiece. Inspect the rail and screw for debris before use and keep the cast iron jaw dry to avoid corrosion. Do not use excessive force beyond the clamp’s design; apply incremental tightening and check alignment regularly during glue-up or assembly.