Westward
Westward 10D584 angle clamp 90 deg ductile iron
A ductile-iron angle clamp that holds workpieces at 90 degrees with a self-centering mechanism and a handle designed to resist weld spatter
- TypeClamps
- MaterialDuctile Iron
- Self-centering design aligns workpieces at 90 deg
- Ductile iron jaws grip firmly without marring surfaces
- Copper spindle resists weld spatter during metalworking
- 4-1/8 in miter capacity handles larger assemblies
- Handle included for safe, controlled tightening
Right-angle clamp for metalwork
The Westward 10D584 is a 90-degree angle clamp built for metalworking tasks. Its ductile iron jaws and copper spindle resist weld spatter during fabrication. The self-centering design holds workpieces at a precise right angle. It suits welders and fabricators who need repeatable corner alignment.
4-1/8 inch miter capacity
The clamp accepts material up to 4-1/8 inches in miter capacity. Jaw width measures 5-1/4 inches with a height of 2-7/16 inches. Throat depth reaches 4-7/8 inches for deeper workpieces. These dimensions decide whether the clamp fits your specific joint size.
Hand-operated force with spatter resistance
The included handle transmits manual clamping force without hydraulic or pneumatic assistance. Copper spindle threads reduce weld-spatter adhesion during tacking. Ductile iron jaws dissipate heat from brief weld contact. No external power or cooling is required for normal shop use.
Highlights
- Self-centering design aligns workpieces at 90 deg
- Ductile iron jaws grip firmly without marring surfaces
- Copper spindle resists weld spatter during metalworking
- 4-1/8 in miter capacity handles larger assemblies
- Handle included for safe, controlled tightening
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 10D584 |
| Type | Clamps |
| Material | Ductile Iron |
Questions about this item
How wide a workpiece can the 90-degree angle clamp hold?
The miter capacity is 4 1/8 in, so it accommodates stock up to that width at a right angle.
What does the copper spindle do in practice?
The copper spindle resists weld spatter and provides smooth adjustment without seizing under heat.
How much clearance do I need behind the jaws to mount this clamp?
The throat depth is 4 7/8 in, giving that much reach from the jaw face to the frame.
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