Clamp for Sheet Metal YATO YT-54153, 100 mm jaw width

The YATO Clamp for Sheet Metal YT-54153 with a 100 mm jaw width is a hand tool designed to hold and position metal sheets reliably during cutting, welding and assembly operations. Built for workshop and site use, the clamp combines hardened steel jaws with an adjustable locking mechanism to provide a stable grip on thin and medium-thickness panels. Its compact design allows close access to the workpiece and helps maintain alignment while performing precise metalwork tasks.

Advantages

The hardened steel jaws resist wear and distortion under pressure, ensuring consistent clamping force over time. The adjustable locking mechanism allows fine control of grip tightness, so sheets of varying thickness can be secured without slipping. The 100 mm jaw width offers a broad contact area to distribute clamping force and reduce surface marking. The clamp’s construction supports repeated use in workshop, construction and automotive environments.

Suitable for

• Holding and positioning sheet metal during cutting and trimming
• Securing panels for welding and spot-welding operations
• Clamping parts for drilling, grinding and assembly
• Automotive bodywork repairs and panel replacement
• Temporary fastening during fabrication and layout work

Key specifications

• Jaw width: 100 mm
• Jaw material: hardened steel
• Suitable panel thickness: thin to medium sheet metal
• Locking: adjustable locking mechanism for steady grip
• Application areas: workshop, construction, automotive sheet metal work

How to use

Place the clamp so the jaws contact the sheet metal at the desired clamping location, then adjust the screw or locking lever until the jaws make firm contact with the workpiece. Ensure the sheet is correctly aligned before fully engaging the lock to avoid misalignment. Release the lock to reposition or remove the clamp. Use gradual tightening to avoid deforming thin panels and check grip stability before starting cutting or welding.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the jaws regularly for wear and clean any debris to maintain a secure grip. For thin or delicate sheets, use a protective pad between the jaws and the workpiece to reduce surface marking. Avoid exposing the clamp to corrosive environments and store it in a dry place to prolong service life.