Westward
Westward 10D516 12 In C-Clamp 3-5/8 In Deep hand tool
A 12-inch C-clamp with a 3-5/8 inch throat depth and 2,850 lb clamping force
- TypeClamps
- FinishPowder Coat
- 12-inch jaw opening handles large workpieces
- 3-5/8-inch throat depth reaches past wide edges
- 2,850 lb clamping force holds heavy assemblies secure
- cast iron body with powder coat finish resists wear
- sliding T-handle gives strong leverage for tightening
12-Inch C-Clamp with 3-5/8-Inch Throat
This Westward C-clamp provides a 12-inch maximum jaw opening and a 3-5/8-inch throat depth for securing large workpieces. The cast iron body features a powder-coated finish for durability, while the steel spindle uses a black oxide coating. A sliding T-handle allows users to apply the rated 2,850 lb clamping force efficiently.
Suitable for heavy fabrication and woodworking
The deep throat and wide opening suit tasks requiring reach over broad components or deep flanges. Users needing only shallow clamping or working in very tight spaces may find the 12-inch frame cumbersome. Buyers who want more throat depth than the specified 3-5/8 inches should look at a different tool.
2,850 lb clamping force rating
The specified clamping force of 2,850 lb is the primary figure determining if this clamp meets the structural demands of a given assembly or glue-up. Verify that this capacity matches the load requirements of the specific application before purchase.
Highlights
- 12-inch jaw opening handles large workpieces
- 3-5/8-inch throat depth reaches past wide edges
- 2,850 lb clamping force holds heavy assemblies secure
- cast iron body with powder coat finish resists wear
- sliding T-handle gives strong leverage for tightening
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 10D516 |
| Type | Clamps |
| Finish | Powder Coat |
Questions about this item
What throat depth does the 12 in C-clamp provide?
The clamp has a throat depth of 3 5/8 in, giving that much reach from the screw centre to the frame.
How much clearance is needed for the sliding T-handle to rotate?
The T-handle slides on the spindle, so you need enough side room for the handle to swing a full turn without hitting the workpiece.
How do you prevent the spindle from marring the workpiece?
The clamp includes a swivel pad on the spindle tip; make sure it seats flat against the surface before applying the full 2,850 lb clamping force.
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