Clamping

A Plumber Pipe Clamp is a hand tool used to hold and secure pipes firmly during installation, cutting, threading, or repair work. It provides stability and prevents movement, allowing accurate and safe operations. Pipe clamps are widely used in plumbing, construction, and maintenance work.

A Corner Clamp is a hand tool used to hold two workpieces at a right angle (90 degrees) during assembly, gluing, or fastening operations. It is widely used in carpentry and woodworking to ensure accurate and stable corner joints.

A Toggle Clamp is a hand-operated clamping tool used to hold workpieces securely in place during machining, welding, assembly, or woodworking operations. It uses a lever mechanism to apply quick and strong clamping force.

A Quick Grip Clamp is a hand tool used for holding workpieces firmly together during woodworking, metalworking, and assembly operations. It features a trigger mechanism that allows fast and easy clamping with one hand.

A Spring Clamp is a hand tool used to hold or secure workpieces quickly using spring tension. It operates like a clip, where pressing the handles opens the jaws and releasing them applies clamping force. Spring clamps are widely used for light-duty clamping in woodworking, fitting, and assembly work.

A Bench Clamp is a hand tool used to hold workpieces securely on a workbench during operations such as cutting, drilling, filing, or assembly. It provides stability and prevents movement of the workpiece, ensuring accuracy and safety during work. Bench clamps are commonly used in fitting, woodworking, and workshop operations.

A Bar Clamp is a hand tool used to hold workpieces firmly together during operations such as gluing, welding, or assembly. It consists of a long bar with a fixed jaw at one end and a movable jaw that can be adjusted along the bar. Bar clamps are widely used in woodworking, metalworking, and fitting work to ensure stability and accuracy.