Bessey Tools
Bessey Tools TW16-20-10H Welding Table Clamp 4 in. D
Welding table clamp with 4 in throat depth, 8 in jaw opening and 650 lb holding capacity
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- 650 lb holding capacity secures heavy workpieces
- 4 in throat depth reaches past obstructions
- 8 in maximum jaw opening fits thick stock
- Ratcheting lever handle speeds repetitive clamping
- Compatible with 5/8 in table holes
Welding table clamp for 5/8 in holes
This Bessey welding table clamp fits tables drilled with 5/8 in holes and provides a 4 in throat depth for reaching across the workpiece. The sliding arm and fixed throat depth give a maximum jaw opening of 8 in, making it suited to fabricators who need a secure hold on flat or angled stock. A lever handle is included for quick tightening.
Ratcheting lever and 650 lb holding capacity
The ratcheting lever multiplies hand force so the clamp reaches its 650 lb holding capacity without sudden spikes that can distort thin sheet metal. Under sustained pressure the tempered profile resists creep, keeping the joint tight during long weld sequences. The ACME-threaded spindle maintains consistent clamping force even when the workpiece heats and expands.
Tempered profile and solid work surface pattern
A tempered steel profile and solid work surface pattern prevent the jaws from marring clean material while distributing load evenly across the 0.6 in outside diameter spindle. The fixed throat depth means the clamp body stays compact on crowded tables, and the sliding arm adjusts without tools. Builders who need a deeper reach or a second clamp for wider assemblies will need a different model.
Highlights
- 650 lb holding capacity secures heavy workpieces
- 4 in throat depth reaches past obstructions
- 8 in maximum jaw opening fits thick stock
- Ratcheting lever handle speeds repetitive clamping
- Compatible with 5/8 in table holes
Specifications
| Brand | BESSEY |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the Bessey TW16-20-10H generate when clamping at 650 lb all day?
The clamp is a manual mechanical tool with no motor or electrical components, so it produces no heat during continuous operation.
What table hole size must my welding table have for the 0.6 in diameter pin to fit?
The clamp requires a standard 5/8 in table hole for the 0.6 in outside diameter pin to engage securely.
Will the 4 in throat depth and 8 in jaw opening clear the thicker workpieces on my older welding table?
The fixed 4 in throat depth and 8 in maximum jaw opening accommodate thick materials, while the sliding arm adjusts to varying workpiece heights.
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