Wilton
Wilton 110 C-Clamp 10 in 2 11/16 in throat 13750 lb
Heavy-duty forged steel C-clamp with 10-inch jaw opening, 2 11/16-inch throat depth, and 13,750 lb clamping force
- TypeClamps
- FinishPowder Coat
- Weight9
- 10 in maximum jaw opening for large workpieces
- 2 11/16 in throat depth reaches past obstructions
- 13,750 lb clamping force holds heavy assemblies
- forged steel body resists bending under load
- sliding T-handle gives leverage for tight clamping
Heavy-duty forged C-clamp
The Wilton 110 is a 10-inch capacity C-clamp built from forged steel with a powder-coated finish. Its 2 11/16-inch throat depth reaches past flanges and webs where standard clamps cannot. A sliding T-handle and black-oxide spindle deliver the mechanical advantage needed for structural work.
Suited for structural steel and thick assemblies
Fabricators welding beam connections or bolting heavy plate will value the 13,750-pound clamping force and deep reach. Users clamping delicate finishes or thin sheet metal should look elsewhere because the high force and flat jaw pads can mar soft surfaces.
13,750-pound clamping force decides fit
This single rating tells you whether the clamp can hold your joint under welding heat or bolt torque. If the job demands less force, a lighter clamp is easier to handle; if it demands more, this model will not meet the requirement.
Highlights
- 10 in maximum jaw opening for large workpieces
- 2 11/16 in throat depth reaches past obstructions
- 13,750 lb clamping force holds heavy assemblies
- forged steel body resists bending under load
- sliding T-handle gives leverage for tight clamping
Specifications
| Brand | Wilton |
|---|---|
| Model | 110 |
| Type | Clamps |
| Finish | Powder Coat |
| Weight | 9 |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the sliding T-handle so it won't slip under the 13,750 lb force?
Turn the spindle until the swivel pad contacts the workpiece, then tighten the T-handle firmly by hand; the black-oxide spindle threads hold the setting without a wrench.
Will the powder-coated forged steel body or the black-oxide spindle need lubrication or replacement over time?
The spindle threads benefit from occasional light oil to prevent corrosion; the powder coat protects the forged steel body, so no refinishing is required.
At what throat depth does the frame start to flex during a long, heavy clamping job?
The 2 11/16 in throat depth is the fixed limit; beyond that reach the forged steel frame resists flex up to the rated 13,750 lb clamping force.
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