Ridgid 632-86927 18 in Adjustable Wrench hand tool
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A locking clamp delivering 440 lb clamping force with hardened chrome vanadium steel construction weighing 2.3
The Bessey SG4 is a sliding-arm locking clamp built from hardened chrome vanadium steel with a hardened chrome finish. It provides a clamping force of 440 lb and weighs 2.3. The screw mechanism allows adjustment of clamping pressure and jaw angle using screws with lock nuts, while the plastic-coated release lever operates the locking action.
This clamp suits woodworkers and metalworkers who need a 4 in. capacity with 2-1/2 in. throat depth and serrated, non-slip jaws shaped for universal use. Builders requiring a deeper throat than 2-1/2 in. or a capacity beyond 4 in. should look at other models.
The 440 lb clamping force is the single specification that decides whether this clamp can hold your workpiece securely. Verify that this force meets the demands of your glue-ups, assembly or fabrication tasks before purchasing.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Bessey |
| Model name | SG4 |
| Product type | Clamps |
| Size & build | |
| Surface finish | Hardened Chrome, Vanadium Steel |
| Main material | Hardened Chrome Vanadium Steel |
The clamp opens to a 4-inch capacity with a 2-1/2-inch throat depth, so it fits around workpieces up to four inches wide while reaching two and a half inches in from the edge.
Turn the adjustment screws to set the desired jaw angle and clamping pressure, then tighten the lock nuts to secure the setting; skipping the lock nuts lets the jaws shift under load.
Inspect the plastic-coated release lever for cracks and the serrated jaws for rounded teeth after heavy use; replace the clamp if the lever no longer locks positively or the jaws slip on the workpiece.
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