Quick Action Bar Clamps
Quick action bar clamps are a staple in any workshop. A single hand movement locks your workpiece firmly in place. Choose the right size based on throat depth and clamping width. Metal clamps offer more strength, while plastic versions are lightweight and perfect for light tasks. Consider the handle: an ergonomic grip improves comfort during long jobs. Look for models with a quick-release trigger for even faster changes. With the right bar clamp, you work precisely and safely.
F-Clamp | 1000 x 120 mm
F-Clamp | 200 x 50 mm
F-Clamp | 300 x 120 mm
F-Clamp | 300 x 80 mm
F-Clamp | 500 x 120 mm
F-Clamp | 800 x 120 mm
Metal Clamp | 100 mm
2 pack sizes
1-2
Clamp | 100 mm
3 pack sizes
1-2
F-Clamp Set | 150 x 50 mm | 2 pcs.
Mini Clamp Set | ABS | 22 pcs.
Mini Metal Clamp Set | 50 mm | 4 pcs.
Miter Clamp
Quick Action Clamping and Spreading Clamp Set | 105 mm | 2 pcs.
Quick Action Clamping and Spreading Clamp | 375 mm
Quick Action Clamping and Spreading Clamp | 650 mm
Clamp | 115 mm
Clamp | 150 mm
Clamp | 175 mm
Clamp | 215 mm
Pointed Clamp | 215 mm
2 pack sizes
1-2
One-Handed Clamp | 150 mm
3 pack sizes
1-2
Clamp | Nylon | 115 mm
Clamp | Nylon | 160 mm
Clamp | Nylon | 85 mm
Choosing a Bar Clamp: Size, Material and Type
What size bar clamp do you need?
You determine the size of a bar clamp with two numbers. The throat depth is the maximum opening of the clamp. The depth is the distance from the lip to the screw. Measure your workpiece and choose a bar clamp that is large enough. This way you always clamp securely, without the clamp getting in the way.
What to look for when ordering?
Bar clamps are available in metal and plastic. A metal version is stronger and suitable for heavy jobs. Plastic is light and handy for light work. Also check the type of grip. An ergonomic handle prevents tired hands during prolonged use. Do you want to switch between workpieces quickly? Then choose a model with a quick-release mechanism.
Which standard matters?
There is no specific DIN standard for bar clamps that you must follow. The quality lies in the execution of the thread and the lip. Check that the screw turns smoothly and the lip grips the workpiece firmly. This ensures your bar clamp works safely and accurately.
Bar clamps belong with hand tools and often work alongside pliers and screwdrivers. Use measuring tools to measure your workpiece, and after gluing finish the surface neatly with grinding and polishing.