Style
32 "Pony"
Spring Clamps
No. Size
101 1"
102 2"
103 3" |
Light, inexpensive tools of countless uses on metal,
wood, plastics, fabric-ready, willing "extra
hands" for use wherever "Spring pressure"
is adequate, and especially where speed is
essential.
Modern, highly engineered design; the
"spread" between handle-ends is minimized;
handl shape and contours are most comfortable in the
hands; at full opening capacity the point of pressure
remains at the jaw tips. At full nominal opening
capacity the jaws do not go "beyond" parallel;
handles do not tend to slip out of the hands.
Steel jaws, heavily plated for
smooth, bright finish and to prevent rust. Heavy,
tempered steel springs.
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Style 1 "Jorgensen"
Carriage Clamps
 Here
is probably the most universally used class of
"C" clamap, made to "JORGENSEN"
standards of quality and available at most attractive
prices. Liberally proportioned frames, specifically
treated for greatest possible strength. Cold drawn
steel screws, of more than adequate diameters.
Carefully fitted Vise type handles regularly
furnished. Wind type "Jorgensen" design --
will stay on! "V" notch on front of frame
will hold rounded sections.
No. Open
Depth Pkg.
108
8"
3-1/4"
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Brink & Cotton
Work-Protecting Clamp Pads
Four Pad Set
Order No. 570
Irwin Company
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Uses
3/4" pipe as bar, to which foot is screwed
on regular pipe threads. Head automatically
grips bat at any point by Multiple Disc Clutch,
which permits instant adjustment to fir the
work. With both heads "reversed", can
be used to "push" or spread work from
the inside. No machine work required to
assemble--no holes to drill, no notches, no
rivets.
The screw is cold-drawn
steel. 5/8" dia., 2-1/2" from edge of
bar-Clutch discs are hardened steel, and
castings are best malleable iron, baked enamel
finish. "Extra-heavy" black pipe is
recommended for these Fixtures. One
"set" makes one clamp.
Order No.
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Style 12 "Pony"
Band
("Web") Clamps
WHSL. 8.18 for light service Order
No.
12
(Furnished complete
with four steel "corners" for use in clamping
picture frames and other mitered joints, and to protect
the band.)
 A
light weight, low-priced clamping device of innumerable
uses. The 1" wide nylon band encircles any round or
irregular shape -- drum table, chair, picture frame,
etc. -- to apply pressure all around the work. Also has
many industrial uses -- holding moulds, stacks of
cartons or other materials -- most anyplace where
objects are to be temporarily clamped or bundled
together. No knots to tie or untie, or to slip!
With band placed around the work it is drawn snug by
hand, with final pressure applied by a small wrench
(furnished) or screwdriver. Self locking cam affords
positive hold and instant release.
Nylon band is 1" wide, 15-feet long -- will
withstand loads up to about 1,000 lbs. Other parts
except aluminum cam are of steel, nicely furnished,
close fitted.
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