F-clamp YATO YT-6415, aluminium, 120 mm jaw width, 600 mm throat depth

YATO YT-6415 is an F-clamp with an aluminium body, 120 mm jaw width and 600 mm throat depth, designed for steady holding during woodworking, metalworking and general assembly. The single-piece construction and adjustable sliding arm allow accurate positioning and uniform pressure across workpieces. At 2.7 kg, the clamp balances rigidity and manageable weight for repeated workshop use. Durable materials and precise manufacturing ensure consistent clamping force for panels, frames and fixtures.

Advantages

The aluminium construction reduces weight while maintaining structural strength; the fixed jaw and adjustable sliding arm provide fine-tuned clamping across the full 600 mm throat depth. Machined contact faces and a broad 120 mm jaw width distribute pressure evenly to minimise marring of workpieces. Corrosion-resistant surfaces and solid assembly contribute to long operating life in garage, construction and light industrial environments.

Suitable for

• Woodworking tasks: edge gluing, panel assembly and gluing fixtures
• Metalworking: holding small assemblies for welding, drilling or tack-fitting
• Assembly and repair: fixture positioning and temporary fastening
• Carpentry and joinery: clamping frames, doors and window sashes

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium main body with metal clamping components
• Jaw width: 120 mm for wide pressure distribution
• Throat depth: 600 mm for deep reach into panels and frames
• Weight: 2.7 kg for stable hold and controlled handling
• Single-piece design with adjustable sliding arm for precise positioning

How to use

Position the fixed jaw against one side of the workpiece and slide the movable arm along the bar until it reaches the approximate clamping location. Use the adjustment mechanism to bring the jaws into contact with the workpiece, then tighten gradually until the desired holding force is achieved. Ensure the clamped surfaces are aligned and the pressure is distributed across the 120 mm jaw faces to reduce surface damage. Release by loosening the adjustment and sliding the movable jaw away from the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

To protect finished surfaces, place thin protective pads between the jaws and the workpiece. Avoid over-torquing to prevent deformation of thin materials. Regularly inspect moving parts and keep the sliding bar clean and lightly lubricated for reliable operation.