Clutch style bar clamps (enhanced), TGC series
Order number | Clamping capacity | Throat depth | Clamping force | Approx. weight |
inches | inches | lbs | lbs | |
---|---|---|---|---|
TGC2.506
|
6 | 2 1/2 | 700 | 1.52 |
TGC2.512
|
12 | 2 1/2 | 700 | 1.81 |
TGC2.524
|
24 | 2 1/2 | 700 | 2.44 |
TGC2.536
|
36 | 2 1/2 | 700 | 3.04 |
TGC3.506+2K
|
6 | 3 1/4 | 1300 | 2.66 |
TGC3.512+2K
|
12 | 3 1/4 | 1300 | 3.16 |
TGC3.524+2K
|
24 | 3 1/4 | 1300 | 4.17 |
TGC3.536+2K
|
36 | 3 1/4 | 1300 | 4.98 |
New and modern design profile
A new optimized geometrical shape was created to support extra clamping force.
Stronger rail
Heavier, wider, and thicker bar stock with heavyduty black oxide coated ACME screw offers stronger clamp potential.
Clamping force
Rated at 700 lbs. of clamping force versus 600 lb. industry standard – 15% stronger.
Heavy duty cast jaws
Heavier, more durable powder coated cast-iron fixed and sliding jaws.
- Furniture and joinery works
- Carpentry and woodwork
- DIY
- General shop use
- Light assembly work
- Temporary holding
- Clamping tools are designed for securing objects only and should not be used for lifting, pulling, or transporting.
- Always operate clamping tools manually without additional tools.
- Misuse can result in injury or material damage.
- Do not alter or modify clamping tools – use them only in their original condition.
- If replacement parts are needed, always use original manufacturer-approved components.
- Fixed and sliding jaws made of durable cast iron with a powder-coated finish
- Rail made of nickel-plated, drawn, and serrated steel for strength and safety
- Two-piece slip-clutch plates made of metal to keep jaws secure
- Non-marring plastic pads on top and bottom jaws for added work protection
- Handles made of solid wood for a traditional, ergonomic grip
- Regular maintenance is essential to ensure a secure hold and prevent the sliding arm from slipping.
- Clean the rails using a suitable solvent to remove dirt and debris.
- Keep the rail free of contaminants such as grease, oil, dried glue, wax, and silicone-based release agents, as these can affect performance.
- Use a steel brush to clean the rails for optimal grip.
- Regularly clean and oil the spindle to maintain smooth operation and prevent wear.