Bessey CDFC Copper Plated G Clamp 245mm 150mm
£53.95 at Tooled Up · 22% below amazon price £68.95
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The Bessey CDFC G Clamp with 245mm clamp capacity and 150mm throat depth is the largest variant in the series, engineered for heavy-duty industrial applications requiring maximum reach and opening capacity.
This professional-grade clamp is ideal for structural fabrication, large-scale metalworking projects, and situations where deep throat access is essential for securing substantial workpieces.
Offering an impressive 245mm opening and 150mm throat depth, this clamp provides the versatility needed for the most challenging workshop tasks.
Whether you're working with thick steel sections, large
This professional-grade clamp is ideal for structural fabrication, large-scale metalworking projects, and situations where deep throat access is essential for securing substantial workpieces.
Offering an impressive 245mm opening and 150mm throat depth, this clamp provides the versatility needed for the most challenging workshop tasks.
Whether you're working with thick steel sections, large
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