Westward
Westward 10D646 6 in C-Clamp 3 in Deep Blue
A 6-inch C-clamp with a 3-inch throat depth and 1,100 lb clamping force
- TypeClamps
- FinishPowder Coat
- Strong clamping force of 1,100 lb for secure holds
- 6 in maximum jaw opening fits large workpieces
- 3 in throat depth reaches past wide edges
- Forged steel body with powder coat resists wear
- Sliding T-handle gives extra leverage when tightening
6 in C-Clamp with 3 in Throat
The Westward 10D646 is a forged steel C-clamp designed for general workshop clamping tasks. Its powder-coated black body resists corrosion while the galvanised spindle ensures smooth thread engagement. A sliding T-handle provides extra leverage for tightening. The clamp delivers a maximum clamping force of 1,100 lb.
Suits woodworking and metal fabrication
This clamp suits woodworkers and metalworkers who need a 6 in jaw opening and a 3 in throat depth for medium-reach applications. The flat jaw pad with included swivel pad helps protect workpiece surfaces. Buyers who need a deeper throat or a wider maximum opening should look at alternative clamp styles. The standard thread release mechanism is not a quick-release type.
Check workpiece thickness and bench clearance
Before ordering, verify that the 6 in maximum jaw opening accommodates your thickest workpiece and that the 3 in throat depth reaches your required clamping point. Ensure the sliding T-handle has room to operate without obstruction from nearby objects. The powder-coated finish adds minimal bulk but confirm the clamp profile fits your storage space.
Highlights
- Strong clamping force of 1,100 lb for secure holds
- 6 in maximum jaw opening fits large workpieces
- 3 in throat depth reaches past wide edges
- Forged steel body with powder coat resists wear
- Sliding T-handle gives extra leverage when tightening
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 10D646 |
| Type | Clamps |
| Finish | Powder Coat |
Questions about this item
What workpiece thickness can the 6 in jaw opening accommodate?
The clamp opens from 0 to 6 in, so any workpiece up to 6 in thick fits between the jaws.
Will the forged-steel body damage softer materials I clamp?
The swivel pad distributes the 1,100 lb clamping force and helps protect delicate surfaces from the steel jaws.
How do I verify the clamp is holding at full capacity after tightening?
Tighten the sliding T-handle until the spindle thread is fully engaged; the swivel pad should sit flat and the workpiece must not shift under load.
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