A-Type Woodworking Spring Clamp 2 in
Key points
- 2 in size with a 32 mm opening for thin panels and edge banding
- 35 mm throat depth reaches past overhanging edges
- Ribbed grip lets the clamp be squeezed one-handed
- Orange jaw pad spreads load so softer timber is not dented
- Compact 63 mm body fits several clamps into a tight assembly
- Edge-banding and veneer work can be held while the adhesive sets, with several clamps applied along one panel at low cost per clamp
- Jobbing carpenters can clip a timber jig to a board with the clamp, leaving both hands free to guide the cut
| Type | A-Type Spring Clamp |
| Size | 2 in |
| Overall Length | 63 mm |
| Height | 51 mm |
| Throat Depth | 35 mm |
| Opening | <= 32 mm |
| Body | Moulded with Ribbed Grip |
| Jaw Pad | Orange Non-Marking Pad |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Spring clamp for light woodworking, glue-ups, model making and craft work, sized at 2 in. The jaws open to about 32 mm, enough to hold thin panels, edge banding, moulding and jigs while adhesive sets. Throat depth reaches 35 mm, so the clamp can bite past an overhanging edge and grip the workpiece clear of the surface being joined. At 63 mm overall and 51 mm high the body stays small, letting several clamps sit side by side in a tight assembly without crowding each other. The moulded body has a ribbed grip section that stops the fingers sliding when the clamp is squeezed one-handed, and the orange pad at the jaw spreads the clamping load so softer timber is not dented. It handles glue, paint and general workshop use, and is sold per piece with hand-measured dimensions that may vary slightly. Schools and training workshops can stock the clamp cheaply enough to issue one per student, so a class works in parallel instead of queueing for the bench vices. Workshop teams keep a handful of these on the bench for holding trim, edging and small assemblies while adhesive sets; the spring tension is set by hand rather than by a screw thread, so repositioning a glue-up takes a moment instead of a re-clamp.
