Ingco Spring Clamp

Ingco HQSC0206 Spring Clamp (Grey, 6 inch)

This quick bar clamp, also known as a pipe clamp, is a woodworking tool used for holding together two pieces of material, such as boards or planks, during the glue-up or clamping process. It consists of a fixed jaw, a sliding jaw, a threaded spindle, and a bar or pipe that connects the two jaws.

Some features of a bar clamp may include:

Clamping Capacity: The clamping capacity is the maximum distance between the jaws when This product is fully open. This determines the size of the material that can be clamped.

Throat Depth: The throat depth is the distance between the bar or pipe and the fixed jaw. This determines the depth of the material that can be clamped.

Jaw Pads: The jaw pads are the contact points between the clamp and the material being clamped. They may be made of a variety of materials, such as rubber, plastic, or cork, to prevent damage to the material.

Bar or Pipe: The bar or pipe is the connecting component between the fixed jaw and the sliding jaw. It may be made of steel or aluminum and is typically adjustable to accommodate different clamping widths.

Clamping Pressure: The clamping pressure is the force exerted by the clamp on the material being held together. It is typically adjusted by turning the threaded spindle.

Quick Release: Some bar clamps may have a quick-release mechanism that allows for rapid adjustment and release of the clamp.

Durability: Bar clamps are typically made of high-quality materials, such as steel or aluminum, to ensure durability and longevity.

Portability: Some bar clamps may be portable and come with carrying handles or be lightweight for easy transport.

Overall, bar clamps are a versatile and useful tool for woodworking projects, providing a secure and adjustable hold while glue dries or the material is secured together.