Bessey K Body REVO Clamp
£146.95 at Tooled Up · 28% below amazon price £204.90
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The Bessey K Body REVO Clamp with 2000mm clamping capacity represents exceptional reach for large-scale construction, shopfitting, worktop installation, and substantial joinery projects.
This two-metre clamp handles the most sizeable assemblies whilst maintaining the precision and professional-grade performance that demanding applications require.
Delivering up to 8,000N of clamping force through extremely large parallel jaw surfaces, this 2000mm model ensures even pressure distribution across extensive workpieces.
The metal-reinforced plastic housing features an optimised sliding arm with dou
This two-metre clamp handles the most sizeable assemblies whilst maintaining the precision and professional-grade performance that demanding applications require.
Delivering up to 8,000N of clamping force through extremely large parallel jaw surfaces, this 2000mm model ensures even pressure distribution across extensive workpieces.
The metal-reinforced plastic housing features an optimised sliding arm with dou
EAN 4008158040189 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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