Welding clamp Vorel ZKB-35 (model 74420) – kleszczowy zacisk spawalniczy

Vorel ZKB-35 (model 74420) is a pincer-style welding clamp designed to hold metal workpieces securely and provide reliable electrical contact during welding operations. Built for workshop and hobby use, the clamp combines a compact form with a firm grip to stabilize parts and maintain current transfer between electrode and workpiece. The tool is suitable for a variety of light- to medium-duty welding tasks where consistent clamping and good conductivity are required.

Advantages

The Vorel ZKB-35 welding clamp offers a robust mechanical grip and stable contact surfaces that reduce slippage during welding. Its pincer-style design allows quick attachment and release, while the construction supports steady current flow for consistent weld quality. The compact size makes it easy to position in tight spots and convenient to store in a toolbox or workshop drawer.

Suitable for

• Holding small to medium metal parts during manual welding
• Workshop repairs and metal fabrication
• Hobby welding and DIY projects
• Applications requiring stable electrical contact and positioning

Key specifications

• Type: pincer-style welding clamp
• Grip style: kleszczowy/pincer mechanism for firm hold
• Intended use: manual welding, electrical contact for welding
• Typical applications: light- to medium-duty workshop and hobby welding
• Form factor: compact, handheld clamp suitable for confined spaces

How to use

Open the pincer clamp and position the jaws around the metal workpiece at the intended grounding or holding point. Ensure the contact surfaces on the workpiece are clean and free of paint, rust or heavy scale to promote good electrical conductivity. Close the jaws to achieve a firm mechanical grip and check that the clamp is stable before starting welding. If used as an earth/ground clamp, attach the welding cable securely to the clamp body according to the cable connector design and inspect connections periodically during work.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, keep the clamp’s contact surfaces clean and inspect for wear before each use. Use the clamp within its intended light- to medium-duty range and avoid exposing it to excessive mechanical shock or corrosive environments. When clamping painted or coated parts, remove coating at the contact point to ensure good electrical contact.