Bar Clamp Vorel TOYA 37200 — 200 mm, iron and wood construction

Vorel TOYA 37200 — 200 mm bar clamp made of iron with wooden handle and pressure pad, intended for securing workpieces during woodworking and light metalwork. This single-piece clamp offers a fixed-pressure solution for assembly, gluing and holding parts in place. Its combination of a cast-iron jaw, galvanized steel rail and screw with a swinging pressure plate provides stable clamping for hobby and workshop tasks.

Advantages

The clamp combines a durable cast-iron jaw and a stable galvanized steel rail for reliable stiffness under load. A pressure screw with a swinging pressure plate ensures even distribution of pressure on irregular surfaces, while the lacquered wooden handle reinforced with a metal ferrule allows comfortable and efficient tightening. Supplied as a single unit, it is compact, simple to use and suitable for repeated clamping operations in small-scale production or DIY projects.

Suitable for

• Woodworking assembly and glue-ups
• Holding small metal parts for light fabrication or repair
• Clamping pieces during sanding, routing or drilling
• DIY projects, hobbyist workshops and occasional professional use

Key specifications

• Clamping capacity: 200 mm throat depth
• Jaw type: cast-iron carpentry jaw with protective wooden pad
• Rail: galvanized steel rail for increased rigidity and corrosion resistance
• Pressure mechanism: threaded screw with swinging pressure plate for even contact
• Handle: lacquered wooden handle reinforced with metal ferrule for secure tightening
• Unit: single-piece clamp suitable for one-handed adjustment and fixed clamping

How to use

Position the clamp so the cast-iron jaw and wooden pad contact the workpiece faces to be held. Slide the movable jaw along the galvanized rail until approximate contact is made, then rotate the wooden handle to advance the pressure screw and engage the swinging pressure plate. Tighten until the workpieces are held firmly without deforming the material. To release, back off the screw and slide the movable jaw away from the workpiece. Use appropriate placement on the workpiece to distribute force and avoid concentrated pressure on delicate surfaces.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, protect finished surfaces with additional soft pads when clamping delicate or veneered materials, and avoid overtightening to prevent surface marks. Clean the rail periodically and apply light lubrication to the screw to maintain smooth operation. Use multiple clamps for longer glue joints to ensure uniform pressure distribution.