Eastwood 23016 18 in. Deep Throat Locking C-Clamp
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Eastwood 23016 Features:
C-clamps have large throats to easily fit over awkward project pieces. A locking C-clamp also locks-down tight, and adjusts with a turn screw to produce just the right amount of clamping force; retains that adjustment for repetitive tasks. Trigger release lets you remove it quickly when its work is done. Crafted of heat-treated alloy steel for a long working life.
Features:
- Deep Throat allows for clamping on larger objects Quick-release trigger for fast unlocking 18 in. overall length Clamps a variety of shapes Locks closed and adjusts for maximum clamping force
- 18" Locking C-Clamp includes swivel pads for tapered workpieces
- Unlocks fast with the quick-release trigger
- Provides plenty of throat capacity and flexibility for unusually shaped projects
- Lock and unlock with just one hand
- 18" overall length clamps a variety of shapes
- Locks closed and adjusts for maximum clamping force
- Swivel jaws help prevent damage to your workpiece
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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