Bessey Tools
Bessey Tools 2400S-12 12 in Bar Clamp
12-inch bar clamp with 5½-inch throat depth and steel-plastic handle for secure workpiece holding
- TypeClamps
- MaterialHAWA
- Weight6.8
- 12 in jaw opening holds large workpieces securely
- 5 1/2 in throat depth reaches past obstructions
- Swivel morpad protects surfaces while clamping
- Steel and plastic handle gives firm controlled grip
- 8 kg weight provides stability without excess bulk
12 in Bar Clamp for Fabrication
The Bessey Tools 2400S-12 is a regular duty S series bar clamp built for welding and fabrication tasks. Its 12 in jaw opening and 5 1/2 in throat depth provide secure grip on workpieces during assembly. The steel and plastic handle features a swivel morpad for comfortable operation. Nominal rail size is 1 11/32 x 1/2 in.
Upgrade from Smaller Clamps
This clamp replaces smaller models when jaw opening exceeds 11 in or throat depth limits access to the workpiece. The jump is worth it when fabricating wider assemblies that require 12 in capacity and 5 1/2 in reach. The 1 1/4 x 2 3/8 pad type allows access to tighter spaces than standard pads. Overall length of 4 5/8 in keeps the tool manageable.
Capacity for Regular Duty Work
The clamp comfortably handles regular duty welding and fabrication clamping up to its 12 in opening. It runs out when applications demand heavy duty force beyond the S series rating or openings wider than 12 in. Weight of 6.8 units reflects its steel construction for durability. The HAWA material build supports repeated use in shop environments.
Highlights
- 12 in jaw opening holds large workpieces securely
- 5 1/2 in throat depth reaches past obstructions
- Swivel morpad protects surfaces while clamping
- Steel and plastic handle gives firm controlled grip
- 8 kg weight provides stability without excess bulk
Specifications
| Brand | BESSEY |
|---|---|
| Type | Clamps |
| Material | HAWA |
| Weight | 6.8 |
Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 5 1/2 in throat depth give for the workpiece?
The 5 1/2 in throat depth provides ample room for the jaws to grip the workpiece without slipping off.
How is the swivel morpad on the steel and plastic handle used during clamping?
The swivel morpad adjusts to the workpiece angle; the common error is tightening before the pad sits flat, which reduces grip.
When should the 1 1/4 x 2 3/8 pads be replaced on this clamp?
Replace the pads when the faces show wear, scoring or loss of grip that lets the workpiece shift under pressure.
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