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Big Horn 19621 Steel T-Bar Sash Clamp 60 Inch 52 Inch Capacity
A steel T-bar sash clamp with 60 inch length and 52 inch capacity for securing large workpieces during gluing and assembly
- Steel T-bar construction handles heavy gluing jobs
- 52-inch capacity spans wide panels and frames
- 60-inch overall length reaches across large workpieces
- Sliding jaw locks with a steel pin for secure grip
- Can be permanently fixed to a workbench for repeat use
Big Horn 19621 T-Bar Sash Clamp
The Big Horn 19621 is a steel T-bar sash clamp built for clamping large workpieces during glue-ups and general assembly. It serves carpenters, builders and cabinet makers who need a rigid, long-reach clamp that can also be permanently mounted to a workbench for repeat use.
Upgrade from shorter or lighter clamps
Shorter clamps limit the span of panel glue-ups and large cabinet frames, forcing multiple set-ups. The 60-inch overall length with 52-inch capacity lets you close wide joints in one pass, reducing alignment errors and cutting set-up time on big projects.
Behaviour under sustained clamping load
The steel T-bar resists bowing when high pressure is held for the full cure cycle of wood glue. The sliding jaw locks to the bar with a steel pin, preventing slippage during extended clamping so joints stay tight without constant readjustment.
Highlights
- Steel T-bar construction handles heavy gluing jobs
- 52-inch capacity spans wide panels and frames
- 60-inch overall length reaches across large workpieces
- Sliding jaw locks with a steel pin for secure grip
- Can be permanently fixed to a workbench for repeat use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the 60 inch T-bar clamp permanently fixed to a workbench?
The clamp can be bolted directly to the bench surface through the fixed jaw base for permanent mounting.
What step secures the sliding jaw to the T-bar during installation?
A steel pin must be inserted through the sliding jaw and T-bar to lock the jaw in position.
What part requires inspection or replacement after heavy gluing use?
The steel pin that fastens the sliding jaw should be checked for wear or bending over time.
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