Westward
Westward 10D559 12 in Bar Clamp 5 1/2 in Throat Depth Steel Handle
A medium-duty steel bar clamp with a 12 in capacity, 1,300 lbs force and 5 1/2 in throat depth for woodworking and metalworking
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- 12 in clamping capacity holds wide workpieces
- 1,300 lbs force secures heavy assemblies
- 5 1/2 in throat depth reaches past edges
- Steel bar and T handle resist flex under load
- Swivel jaw pads grip angled surfaces evenly
Medium-duty bar clamp for woodworkers
The Westward 10D559 is a medium-duty bar clamp built for woodworking, metalworking and assembly tasks. Its 12 in maximum clamping capacity and 5 1/2 in throat depth let it reach across wide workpieces while keeping parts square during gluing, fastening or machining.
Steel bar and sliding T-handle
A rigid 1x15/32 in steel bar gives the clamp strength and durability for repeated use. The steel sliding T-handle measures 4 23/32 in and provides a firm grip for controlled pressure up to 1,300 lbs of clamping force.
Swivel jaw pad for uneven surfaces
The 1 1/4 in wide swivel jaw pad maintains broad contact on angled or irregular faces. This clamp replaces lighter C-clamps or spring clamps when higher force and deeper reach are needed for larger assemblies.
Highlights
- 12 in clamping capacity holds wide workpieces
- 1,300 lbs force secures heavy assemblies
- 5 1/2 in throat depth reaches past edges
- Steel bar and T handle resist flex under load
- Swivel jaw pads grip angled surfaces evenly
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 10D559 |
| Type | Clamps |
Questions about this item
What clamping force does the 12 in capacity bar clamp deliver?
The clamp exerts up to 1,300 lbs of clamping force across its full 12 in capacity.
What bar dimensions and handle length must clear the workpiece?
The steel bar measures 1 x 15/32 in and the sliding T handle is 4 23/32 in long.
How is the sliding head locked, and what step is often missed?
Slide the head to the workpiece, then turn the steel T handle clockwise until the swivel jaw pad seats flat; forgetting to check pad alignment reduces grip.
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