Facom G Clamp
£103.95 at Tooled Up · 48% below amazon price £199.57
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The Facom 200mm G Clamp (Model 271A.200) provides heavyweight clamping capacity for large-scale workshop projects and industrial applications.
With its substantial 200mm clamp capacity and 108mm throat depth, this clamp is built for heavy fabrication work, large timber constructions, and demanding metalworking tasks requiring serious holding power.
The robust galvanised finish ensures this clamp withstands harsh workshop conditions and provides long-term corrosion resistance.
The burnished screw mechanism delivers smooth, controlled adjustment even when clamping large, heavy components, ensuri
With its substantial 200mm clamp capacity and 108mm throat depth, this clamp is built for heavy fabrication work, large timber constructions, and demanding metalworking tasks requiring serious holding power.
The robust galvanised finish ensures this clamp withstands harsh workshop conditions and provides long-term corrosion resistance.
The burnished screw mechanism delivers smooth, controlled adjustment even when clamping large, heavy components, ensuri
EAN 3148511627211 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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