Bessey LM Die Cast Zinc Screw Clamp
£34.95 at Tooled Up · 29% below amazon price £48.99
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This Bessey LM 250mm clamp capacity with 100mm throat depth offers an excellent balance of reach and depth for medium to large assemblies.
The 100mm throat provides deep access whilst the 250mm capacity handles substantial workpieces comfortably.
Particularly suited to furniture construction, cabinetry, and fabrication where interior clamping points are essential.
The deep throat allows secure holding well away from edges, reducing the need for protective blocks or complex setups.
Features and Benefits: • 2,000 N clamping force ensures reliable holding power • Black powder-coated die cast zinc
The 100mm throat provides deep access whilst the 250mm capacity handles substantial workpieces comfortably.
Particularly suited to furniture construction, cabinetry, and fabrication where interior clamping points are essential.
The deep throat allows secure holding well away from edges, reducing the need for protective blocks or complex setups.
Features and Benefits: • 2,000 N clamping force ensures reliable holding power • Black powder-coated die cast zinc
EAN 4008158006246 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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