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The 304 Stainless Steel C Clamp is a heavy-duty tool designed for woodworking, welding, and construction. With a clamping range of 7~41mm, it features protective pads to prevent deformation and an I-beam design for enhanced stability. This durable clamp is perfect for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike, ensuring a reliable grip for all your projects.
Manufacturer | Eunenete |
Item Weight | 15.8 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 5.28 x 2.68 x 1.85 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | C02 |
Size | 45mm-2 Pcs |
Color | Stainless Steel |
Style | Industrial |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Shape | 45mm-2 Pcs |
Power Source | hand_powered |
Included Components | With wrench |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
P**R
Small enough to fit in restricted space
These items were used on my 80 watt lazer for bed location and they worked out great
A**R
Heavy duty
Excellent quality !Comes with a wrench!
R**E
Very good product
Good quality ,It does the job really well, its not made cheap7
D**L
Description spot on
Great
S**N
DIMENSIONS IN INCHES
CONVERT DIMENSIONS TO INCHES AS WELL AS MM
D**E
Perfect
Does exactly what I needed it for. Secure and doesn’t take up a lot of room. Included wrench is very nice touch
T**F
Sturdier than expected
These are perfect for what I wanted them to do. I'm using them as temporary feet for Acoustic treatment baffles. One screw through the clamp into a 2x4 and it's plenty sturdy. These clamps are pretty strong and well made. I also added some felt to each side in order to not damage the sleek red velvet finish on my acoustic panels. I'm about to purchase more of these.
C**A
Somewhat Sturdy, Very Basic, One Major Weak Point
These are basically homemade C-clamps like you might make in a home machinist's shop on a budget - a single bolt, a u-shaped piece of flat bar, a bolt and lock nut, and a round pad to squeeze whatever you're clamping down. This is probably the weakest part of the design - the bracing pad is affixed with a single phillips-head screw drilled down the axis of the bolt, and in my case, affixed very loosely. The hole isn't drilled and tapped to go very deeply into the bolt, and seems likely to break if you apply a fair amount of pressure that's off-axis. These would be fine for light usage and light handling, but I would be nervous using them for anything critical.
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