Westward 2FDC3 Locking Chain Clamp 9 in hand tool
A nickel-plated hardened steel chain clamp with locking lever and screw-adjustable pressure, meeting ASME B107.36-2002
- Product typeClamps
- Surface finishNickel Plated
- Main materialHardened Carbon Steel
- Locking mechanism holds workpieces securely
- Nickel-plated hardened carbon steel resists corrosion
- ASME B107.36-2002 compliant design
- 9 inch nominal size suits various tasks
- Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Locking Chain Clamp 9 in
This Westward 2FDC3 locking chain clamp is a single-piece hand tool built from hardened carbon steel with a nickel-plated finish. It uses a screw mechanism to adjust clamping pressure and a release lever for the locking action. The nominal size is 9 in and the overall length is 8 3/4 in.
Check workpiece and clearance
Verify that the maximum opening of 3 3/8 in and throat depth of 1 1/4 in suit the material you intend to hold. The clamp has no swivel pad, so flat or irregular surfaces will contact the chain directly. Confirm the tool is not tether-capable if a lanyard attachment is required.
Replaces non-locking chain clamps
This model upgrades from basic chain clamps that lack a locking mechanism and adjustable pressure screw. The jump is worth it when repeatable, secure clamping is needed for welding, fabrication or assembly tasks. It conforms to ASME B107.36-2002.
How it compares
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- Price $14.99
- Cheaper than about 68% of the 2,474 comparable items (median $23.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Westward |
| Model name | 2FDC3 |
| Product type | Clamps |
| Size & build | |
| Surface finish | Nickel Plated |
| Main material | Hardened Carbon Steel |
Questions about this item
Does the Westward 2FDC3 locking chain clamp come as a single unit or do I need extra pieces?
The clamp is supplied as one piece with no additional components required.
Which capacity or version of the 9 in locking chain clamp should I select?
Only the 9 in nominal size with a maximum opening of 3 3/8 in is offered for this model.
What does the ASME B 107.36 -2002 reference mean for everyday use?
It confirms the clamp meets the industry standard for design and performance of locking chain clamps.
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