Bessey EKT55 One Handed Edge Clamp
£65.95 at Tooled Up · 15% below amazon price £77.95
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Amazon UK £77.95 (checked 14 Oct) · #1,034,360 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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The Bessey EKT55 is a specialised one-handed edge clamp designed for efficient application of multi-layered edge strips.
Purpose-built for cabinet makers, joiners and furniture manufacturers, this German-engineered clamp combines innovative twin-spindle technology with lightweight construction to simplify demanding edge-clamping tasks.
The unique twin-spindle system sets this clamp apart from conventional designs.
The outer spindle operates the clamping jaws, whilst the inner spindle applies pressure to the front edge, allowing complete control with one hand.
The impact-resistant plastic handl
Purpose-built for cabinet makers, joiners and furniture manufacturers, this German-engineered clamp combines innovative twin-spindle technology with lightweight construction to simplify demanding edge-clamping tasks.
The unique twin-spindle system sets this clamp apart from conventional designs.
The outer spindle operates the clamping jaws, whilst the inner spindle applies pressure to the front edge, allowing complete control with one hand.
The impact-resistant plastic handl
EAN 4008158026473 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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