Bessey STC-HA Angled Base Toggle Clamp
£39.95 at Tooled Up · 22% below amazon price £50.95
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The Bessey STC-HA is a self-adjusting horizontal toggle clamp with an angled base plate, designed for quick and secure workholding in workshops and small-scale production environments.
This horizontal toggle clamp automatically adapts to different workpiece heights whilst maintaining consistent clamping force, eliminating the need for manual adjustment between operations.
The angled base plate configuration provides versatile mounting options and is compatible with both metric and imperial fixings, allowing for fast and secure setup across different workbench systems.
A set screw on the cantil
This horizontal toggle clamp automatically adapts to different workpiece heights whilst maintaining consistent clamping force, eliminating the need for manual adjustment between operations.
The angled base plate configuration provides versatile mounting options and is compatible with both metric and imperial fixings, allowing for fast and secure setup across different workbench systems.
A set screw on the cantil
EAN 4008158036236 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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