Bessey EZS One Handed Quick Clamp 450mm 80mm
£27.95 at Tooled Up · 19% below amazon price £34.49
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Amazon UK £34.49 (checked 15 Oct) · #423,532 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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The Bessey EZS 450mm One Handed Quick Clamp delivers substantial clamping capacity for larger projects whilst maintaining excellent handling characteristics.
With a 450mm opening, this clamp is ideally suited for cabinet making, door assembly, wide panel gluing, and general construction applications requiring secure hold over extended spans.
The 80mm throat depth provides excellent reach for working with deeper components and assemblies, whilst the reversible jaw system converts this clamp into a spreader with a range of 170-660mm.
Weighing 0.93kg, this variant offers an excellent balance betw
With a 450mm opening, this clamp is ideally suited for cabinet making, door assembly, wide panel gluing, and general construction applications requiring secure hold over extended spans.
The 80mm throat depth provides excellent reach for working with deeper components and assemblies, whilst the reversible jaw system converts this clamp into a spreader with a range of 170-660mm.
Weighing 0.93kg, this variant offers an excellent balance betw
EAN 4008158034607 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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