Clamp set YATO YT-08392 — nylon clamps, 12 pcs, black and orange

YATO YT-08392 is a set of 12 nylon clamps in black and orange designed for holding, securing and positioning workpieces during gluing, assembly and light workshop tasks. The clamps feature a lightweight, corrosion-resistant nylon construction that provides a non-marring grip and easy handling. Their compact design makes them suitable for woodworking, craft projects and general repair jobs where gentle but reliable clamping force is required.

Advantages

The nylon material prevents surface damage and resists corrosion, ensuring longevity in workshop and hobby environments. The contrasting black and orange color scheme improves visibility and helps organize tools. With an easy-to-operate mechanism and low weight, these clamps allow quick setup and repositioning without adding stress to delicate materials. The set of 12 provides multiple clamping points for larger assemblies or simultaneous tasks.

Suitable for

• Woodworking glue-ups and light carpentry
• Crafts, model making and DIY projects
• Holding small parts during assembly or repair
• Temporary fixture of components for sanding or finishing

Key specifications

• Quantity: 12 clamps per set
• Material: nylon (lightweight, corrosion-resistant)
• Color: black and orange
• Grip type: non-marring clamping surfaces
• Intended use: holding and positioning for gluing, assembly and light workshop tasks

How to use

Select appropriate clamp positions to distribute pressure evenly across the workpiece. Open the clamp jaws, place the clamp so the non-marring surfaces contact the material, then tighten until the workpiece is held securely without deforming or crushing delicate parts. For multiple-point clamping, align clamps to maintain even pressure during glue curing or assembly. Remove clamps once adhesive has set or the operation is complete.

Usage recommendations

Store the clamps in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent material aging. Avoid excessive torque that could deform the clamp or the workpiece; use additional clamps rather than overtightening a single point. Regularly inspect clamps for wear or cracks and replace if any damage is found.