Bessey TW16-20-10-2K Clamping Element for Welding Tables
£49.95 at Tooled Up · 20% below amazon price £62.21
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The Bessey TW16-20-10-2K is a professional-grade clamping element specifically designed for use with welding tables, offering precise individual clamping for metalworking and fabrication tasks.
This versatile clamp features a tempered profile and sliding arm that provides sprung, elastic clamping action, ensuring consistent pressure and secure workholding during welding operations.
Built to withstand the demands of professional workshops, this clamping element delivers up to 3,000N of clamping force with a 100mm throat depth and maximum clamping height of 200mm.
The high-quality 2-component pl
This versatile clamp features a tempered profile and sliding arm that provides sprung, elastic clamping action, ensuring consistent pressure and secure workholding during welding operations.
Built to withstand the demands of professional workshops, this clamping element delivers up to 3,000N of clamping force with a 100mm throat depth and maximum clamping height of 200mm.
The high-quality 2-component pl
EAN 4008158038681 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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