Bessey EZS One Handed Quick Clamp 900mm 80mm
£34.95 at Tooled Up · 25% below amazon price £46.85
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Amazon UK £46.85 (checked 15 Oct) · #423,532 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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Held at £34.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
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The Bessey EZS 900mm One Handed Quick Clamp is the largest capacity model in the range, designed for substantial assemblies, wide panels, and heavy-duty applications requiring maximum reach.
With an impressive 900mm opening, this clamp is essential for shopfitters, joiners, and tradespeople working with large doors, worktops, wide glue-ups, and sizeable construction projects.
The 80mm throat depth provides excellent reach into deeper assemblies, whilst the reversible jaw design converts this into a powerful spreader with an exceptional range of 170-1110mm.
At 1.26kg, this variant remains remar
With an impressive 900mm opening, this clamp is essential for shopfitters, joiners, and tradespeople working with large doors, worktops, wide glue-ups, and sizeable construction projects.
The 80mm throat depth provides excellent reach into deeper assemblies, whilst the reversible jaw design converts this into a powerful spreader with an exceptional range of 170-1110mm.
At 1.26kg, this variant remains remar
EAN 4008158035000 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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