Description

SPRING CLAMP

A spring clamp, also sometimes referred to as a pinch clamp or hand clamp, is a simple and versatile tool used for applying temporary holding pressure in various applications . They are ideal for light-duty tasks and quick fixes.

Here’s a breakdown of a spring clamp:

• Frame: The frame is typically made from lightweight materials like nylon or plastic and consists of two arms connected by a spring hinge.
• Spring: A strong spring applies continuous pressure to keep the jaws clamped shut.
• Jaws: The jaws come in various shapes depending on the specific clamp. Some jaws have plastic or rubber tips to protect delicate surfaces from marring.

Here are some of the common uses for spring clamps:

• Holding workpieces together for gluing: Spring clamps are commonly used in woodworking and crafts to hold pieces of material together securely while glue dries.
• Securing canvas or fabric: They can be used to hold canvas or fabric taut on a frame for painting or other projects.
• Clamping down temporary coverings: Spring clamps can be helpful for securing temporary coverings like plastic sheeting or tarps.
• General purpose holding: Spring clamps are useful for various household tasks where you need to hold two objects together temporarily, such as clamping down cords or wires.

Here are some of the advantages of using spring clamps:

• Easy to use: Spring clamps are very user-friendly, requiring just one hand to operate. Simply squeeze the handles to open the jaws and release to clamp them shut.
• Lightweight and portable: Spring clamps are small, lightweight, and inexpensive, making them easy to store and transport.
• Versatility: Spring clamps can be used in a variety of applications due to their simple design and affordability.
• Safe on delicate surfaces: The padding on the jaws protects delicate surfaces from scratches or dents.

When choosing a spring clamp, consider the size, jaw opening, and jaw style. Spring clamps come in various sizes, with jaw openings ranging from a few inches to several inches. Jaw style can be straight, angled, or curved depending on the specific application. For instance, angled jaws might be better suited for clamping around

• Nylon-fiberglass mixture body
• PE Jaws
• Packing: hang tag

STOCK NO.	SIZE	QTY./CARTON
10198	100mm, 4″	100
10199	150mm, 6″	100
10200	200mm, 9″	100