Ridgid 632-86927 18 in Adjustable Wrench hand tool
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Economy L-clamp with 12 in capacity, 4 3/4 in throat depth and 2,600 lb clamping force
This Westward economy bar clamp provides a 12-inch clamping capacity and a 4 3/4-inch throat depth for reaching across wider workpieces. The carbon steel bar measures 1 3/16 inches thick and uses a sliding bar mechanism with a swivel jaw pad to distribute pressure evenly. A steel sliding T-handle drives the 7/8-inch spindle to apply up to 2,600 pounds of clamping force. It is a straightforward tool for glue-ups, assembly and general shop holding tasks.
When a project exceeds the reach or pressure of a standard C-clamp, this bar clamp adds both throat depth and total clamping force in one step. The sliding bar lets you set the jaw spread quickly without spinning a long screw, and the swivel pad prevents marring on angled surfaces. The jump is worth it whenever you need consistent, high pressure across a 12-inch span rather than spot pressure at the edge of a workpiece.
Builders who regularly join panels, cabinets or frames will appreciate the 4 3/4-inch throat depth and high force rating. Users who only need light pressure on small parts or who require a clamp that fits in very tight corners should look at something else, as the bar thickness and T-handle demand more clearance than compact alternatives.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Westward |
| Model name | 2FGN9 |
| Product type | Clamps |
The clamp has a 12 in clamping capacity and a 4 3/4 in throat depth, allowing it to hold workpieces up to 12 inches wide with a reach of 4 3/4 inches from the bar.
Slide the jaw along the 1 3/16 in thick carbon steel bar to the workpiece, then tighten the 7/8 in diameter spindle using the T-handle; the common error is applying excessive torque that can bend the bar or strip threads.
Keep the swivel jaw pad clean of debris so it rotates freely, and lubricate the 7/8 in spindle threads periodically to prevent seizing and maintain the 2,600 lb clamping force.
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