Bessey Tools
Bessey Tools EHKXL06 Trigger Clamp 6 in capacity
A one-handed trigger clamp with a 6 in capacity and 6 in spreading range, built on a steel bar for up to 6 tons of pressure
- One-handed operation clamps and spreads simultaneously
- Steel bar withstands up to 6 tons of pressure
- 6 in clamping capacity for versatile use
- 6 in spreading range extends functionality
- Composite plastic handle gives comfort and control
Bessey EHKXL06 Trigger Clamp 6 in capacity
The BESSEY EHKXL06 Trigger Clamp provides one-handed clamping and spreading for workshop and jobsite tasks. A steel bar delivers up to 6 tons of pressure across a 6 in. capacity and spreading range. The 3 5/8 in. throat depth reaches past obstructions. A composite plastic handle gives comfort and control during extended use.
Woodworkers and metal fabricators needing
This clamp suits users who must hold and spread material simultaneously with one hand. Builders requiring a deeper throat than 3 5/8 in. should look at other models. Buyers who need more than 6 in. of capacity or spreading range must choose a larger tool. The fixed steel bar does not accept interchangeable pads or accessories.
6 in. capacity and 6 in. spreading range
The 6 in. capacity and matching 6 in. spreading range determine whether this clamp fits the workpiece. Both dimensions must cover the maximum gap you need to close or open. Verify these figures against your project requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- One-handed operation clamps and spreads simultaneously
- Steel bar withstands up to 6 tons of pressure
- 6 in clamping capacity for versatile use
- 6 in spreading range extends functionality
- Composite plastic handle gives comfort and control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I set the clamp for spreading instead of clamping, and what step do people miss?
Flip the fixed jaw to the opposite end of the 6 in steel bar; the step people miss is fully seating the jaw pin before applying load.
What part will need replacement after heavy use?
The composite plastic handle or trigger mechanism may wear first; the steel bar and jaw faces are built for repeated 6 ton pressure cycles.
At what point does the clamp lose holding force during a long glue-up?
The 3 5/8 in throat depth limits leverage on wide workpieces, so flex in the bar becomes the first limit under sustained 6 ton pressure.
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