VEVOR
VEVOR F340-24-2P&Y 24 in 340 lbs Bar Clamps 2-Pack
Two 24-inch F-clamps with 340 lbs capacity and one-handed quick-grip operation for woodworking and metalworking
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width10.24
- One-handed operation speeds work with automatic lock and one-button release
- Converts to a spreader for dual clamping and spreading tasks
- 340 lbs capacity secures heavy wood and steel assemblies
- 24-inch jaw opening fits standard workpieces with wide adjustment range
- PA6+GF30% handle and 45# carbon steel bar resist cracking under load
24 inch Bar Clamps 2 Pack
The VEVOR F340-24-2P&Y supplies two one-handed bar clamps with a 24 inch jaw opening and a 340 lbs load limit. Each clamp uses a PA6+GF30% plastic handle and a 45# carbon steel slide bar. The set also includes two spring clamps and a user manual.
Woodworkers needing quick single-handed clamping
These clamps suit cabinet assembly, furniture repair and general joinery where rapid adjustment matters. The automatic lock and one-button release speed up repetitive glue-ups. Builders requiring deeper throat depth or higher clamping force for heavy structural work should consider other options.
340 lbs load limit with 24 inch reach
The 340 lbs capacity determines whether the clamp holds your workpiece securely under pressure. Combined with the 60.96 cm jaw opening, it covers standard panel widths. Verify that this force rating matches the demands of your specific joints and materials.
Highlights
- One-handed operation speeds work with automatic lock and one-button release
- Converts to a spreader for dual clamping and spreading tasks
- 340 lbs capacity secures heavy wood and steel assemblies
- 24-inch jaw opening fits standard workpieces with wide adjustment range
- PA6+GF30% handle and 45# carbon steel bar resist cracking under load
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 10.24 |
Questions about this item
How much jaw depth does the 24-inch clamp provide for thick workpieces?
The clamp offers a 3-1/3 inch (84.6 mm) throat depth, so it reaches well past the edge of wide boards or box assemblies.
What is the correct way to switch from clamping to spreading mode?
Remove the fixed jaw, slide it off the bar, reverse its orientation, then re-install it; the automatic lock will engage in either direction.
Which parts wear out first and how are they replaced?
The spring clamps and the PA6+GF30% plastic handle see the most cycles; both are standard consumables available from hardware suppliers.
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