Bessey GSH Classic Heavy Duty Lever Clamp 300mm 140mm
£69.95 at Tooled Up · 13% below amazon price £79.95
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Amazon UK £79.95 (checked 18 Oct) · #77,819 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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The Bessey GSH Classic Heavy Duty Lever Clamp with 300mm clamp capacity and 140mm throat depth is the largest variant in the range, designed for demanding applications involving larger workpieces and extended reach requirements.
This model is particularly valuable for door assembly, large cabinet construction, panel gluing, and heavy fabrication work where maximum capacity is essential.
The 300mm opening accommodates substantial workpiece dimensions, whilst the generous 140mm throat depth provides exceptional reach into the centre of wide panels and deep assemblies.
The heavy-duty 25 x 12mm ra
This model is particularly valuable for door assembly, large cabinet construction, panel gluing, and heavy fabrication work where maximum capacity is essential.
The 300mm opening accommodates substantial workpiece dimensions, whilst the generous 140mm throat depth provides exceptional reach into the centre of wide panels and deep assemblies.
The heavy-duty 25 x 12mm ra
EAN 4008158036632 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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