F-clamp YATO YT-6402 — Chrome steel/PVC, Depth 80 mm, Height 200 mm

The YATO YT-6402 F-clamp is a compact workshop clamp combining a chrome steel bar with PVC-coated components. With a depth of 80 mm and a clamping height of 200 mm, this clamp is engineered to secure small to medium workpieces for gluing, assembly and light woodworking or metalworking operations. The chrome finish provides surface durability while PVC contact faces protect workpiece surfaces from damage during clamping.

Advantages

The F-clamp offers a rigid steel bar that resists bending under moderate clamping loads and a quick-adjust sliding arm for faster setup. PVC-coated jaws reduce marring and improve grip on finished surfaces. Its compact dimensions make it convenient for bench work and for use in confined spaces, providing controlled clamping pressure and reliable temporary fixation during assembly or adhesive curing.

Suitable for

• Holding and positioning parts during gluing and assembly
• Light woodworking tasks such as edge gluing and small repairs
• Light metalworking where low to moderate clamping force is required
• Workshop and hobby projects requiring temporary fixation

Key specifications

• Material: chrome-finished steel bar with PVC-coated contact faces
• Clamping depth: 80 mm
• Clamping height (throat depth): 200 mm
• Design: F-clamp style with sliding arm and fixed head
• Intended use: manual bench clamping for assembly, gluing and light fabrication

How to use

Position the clamp so the workpiece sits squarely between the fixed head and the movable jaw. Slide the movable arm to approximate position, then tighten the screw or lever mechanism until the PVC faces make even contact without excessive force. Monitor clamping pressure to avoid deforming delicate materials. For adhesive curing, leave the clamp in place until the recommended bond strength is achieved.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the clamp before use for straightness of the bar and integrity of the PVC faces. Use multiple clamps for longer workpieces to distribute pressure evenly. Avoid overtightening; apply sufficient force to hold parts securely while protecting finished surfaces with the PVC-coated jaws.