Clamp Vorel 38432 — iron and steel construction, 1 piece

The Vorel 38432 clamp is a single-piece iron and steel C-type screw clamp designed for holding, fixing and securing components during assembly, repair or fastening tasks. Constructed from continuous cast iron with a steel pressure screw, this durable metal clamp is intended for workshop and DIY use where a robust clamping tool is required to maintain grip and positioning of parts during mechanical or construction work.

Advantages

The clamp body is made of high-quality continuous cast iron, providing high stiffness and resistance to twisting and impact. The steel pressure screw features a specially formed tube thread and is finished with tinning; it includes a movable strap to prevent accidental loss and to allow strong tightening of the fastened material. A powder-coated surface provides corrosion protection. The clamp’s specific design improves resistance to vibration-induced loosening, while a large pressure plate mounted with a pin enables precise contact with the workpiece.

Suitable for

• Holding components during welding and metal fabrication
• Securing parts in carpentry and roofing tasks
• General workshop assembly and repair work
• DIY projects requiring a strong, vibration-resistant clamp

Key specifications

• Material: continuous cast iron body and steel pressure screw
• Finish: powder coating for corrosion protection; tinning on the pressure screw
• Design: C-type screw clamp with large pressure plate mounted on a pin
• Features: movable strap on pressure screw to prevent fall-out; high stiffness and vibration resistance
• Supply: single piece

How to use

Position the clamp so the large pressure plate is aligned with the surface of the workpiece. Turn the pressure screw to advance the plate until firm contact is made, then tighten further as needed to secure the parts without over-stressing the material. The movable strap on the pressure screw helps retain the screw during operation. Check the clamp’s seating and re-tighten if vibration or movement occurs during work.

Usage recommendations

Use the clamp on clean, flat contact surfaces where possible and avoid excessive torque that could deform the clamped parts. Inspect the clamp periodically for corrosion or thread wear, especially after heavy use in welding or outdoor environments. For tasks involving heat or sparks, verify that surrounding materials and surfaces are protected, and ensure the clamp’s finish and metal condition remain adequate for safe operation.