Clamp Vorel TOYA 37380 — iron and wooden jaws, 300 mm length

The Vorel TOYA 37380 clamp with iron and wooden jaws is a manual clamping tool with a 300 mm length designed for holding workpieces during woodworking, assembly and gluing. It combines a durable metal body with wooden jaw faces to reduce surface damage while providing stable clamping. Supplied as a single-piece pack, the clamp is suitable for applications requiring moderate clamping pressure and protected contact with the workpiece.

Advantages

The clamp's combination of metal strength and wooden jaw faces offers a balance between robust clamping and surface protection, helping to prevent dents or marks on finished materials. A sturdy rail and pressure screw mechanism deliver reliable, repeatable clamping force for common workshop tasks. The wooden lacquered handle with metal reinforcement provides a comfortable grip and effective tightening during assembly, processing and gluing operations.

Suitable for

• Woodworking and carpentry tasks
• Assembly of furniture components
• Gluing and edge joining of boards
• Hobby and light professional workshop use

Key specifications

• Clamp length: 300 mm
• Jaw materials: iron body with wooden jaw faces
• Handle: lacquered wooden handle reinforced with metal
• Rail and screw: stable tinned steel rail with pressure screw and swinging pressure plate
• Pack content: single-piece

How to use

Position the clamp so the wooden jaw faces contact the workpiece surfaces to be held. Slide the movable jaw along the rail to the approximate position, then tighten the pressure screw by turning the lacquered wooden handle until the jaws apply firm but not excessive pressure to the material. Use the swinging pressure plate to achieve even contact and reduce point loading. Release by turning the handle in the opposite direction and sliding the movable jaw away from the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid over‑tightening to prevent damage to both the clamp and the workpiece; use the wooden jaw faces when working with finished or delicate surfaces. Regularly inspect the rail and screw for debris and lubricate the screw lightly if operation becomes stiff. Store the clamp in a dry place to protect the wooden and metal components.