Bar Clamps

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Bar clamps give you long reach and even pressure across larger work. This range has 11 listings: parallel clamps from Lockjaw and Maxigear , and a run of utility clamps from Strong Hand . What's in the range Type Listings What's there Parallel clamps 4 Lockjaw aluminium parallel clamps with 100 mm jaw depth in 300, 600 and 900 mm, plus the Maxigear toolmakers parallel clamp (3 variants) Strong Hand utility clamps 7 4-in-1 utility clamping system, Economy Light Duty, Light Duty Series, Heavy Duty Series, MagSpring, Ratchet Action and the UF100JRM J-type ratchet action clamp, 254 mm Choosing a bar clamp Work out the capacity you need first: the length between the jaws and the depth of reach. Parallel clamps hold their jaws square to each other, which suits assemblies and fixtures where the work must stay flat. The Strong Hand utility clamps come in light duty and heavy duty series, and several are sold in multiple sizes, so check the variant list for the length you need. Always check the data sheet. Related ranges Spare pads and spindles for Strong Hand clamps are in Clamp Accessories . Other ways to hold work: Clamps , C-Clamps , Angle Clamps , Hold-Down Clamps , Locking Pliers and Vices . Order from AIMS Industrial AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122 , contact the team or request a quote and we'll help match the right clamp to your job. Bar Clamp FAQs What is the difference between a parallel clamp and a utility bar clamp? A parallel clamp keeps its jaws square to each other along the bar, which suits assemblies that need to stay flat. The Strong Hand utility clamps are lighter bar-style clamps in light duty, heavy duty and ratchet action versions for general workshop and fabrication holding. What lengths are available? The Lockjaw aluminium parallel clamps are listed in 300, 600 and 900 mm. The Strong Hand heavy duty, light duty, 4-in-1 and economy clamps are sold in several sizes, so check the variant list on each