Wilton
Wilton 1800S-18 18 in F-Clamp Steel Handle 4 3/4 in Throat Depth
18-inch F-clamp with steel handle, 4 3/4-inch throat depth and 1,800 lb clamping force for automotive, metalworking and woodworking
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- 18 in clamping capacity for large workpieces
- 1,800 lb clamping force holds heavy assemblies
- 4 3/4 in throat depth reaches past wide edges
- Steel handle and extruded steel bar resist bending
- Swivel jaw pads grip angled surfaces securely
Wilton 18 in F-Clamp for Heavy Clamping
The Wilton 1800S-18 is an 18 in bar clamp built for high-force work in automotive, metalworking, plumbing, welding and woodworking. Its extruded steel bar measures 1 in wide by 1/2 in thick and delivers a clamping force of 1,800 lb. A steel handle and swivel jaw pad complete the tool.
Suited for wide workpieces needing strong pressure
This clamp fits projects that require an 18 in capacity and a 4 3/4 in throat depth. It is not intended for jobs that need a longer reach or a deeper throat than those dimensions provide. Users who need multiple clamps for simultaneous glue-ups should plan accordingly.
Simple setup with a steel handle and swivel pad
Open the clamp, position the jaws and turn the steel handle to apply force; the swivel pad adjusts to uneven surfaces automatically. The main difficulty arises when the workpiece exceeds the 18 in capacity or the 4 3/4 in throat depth, making the clamp unusable for that task.
Highlights
- 18 in clamping capacity for large workpieces
- 1,800 lb clamping force holds heavy assemblies
- 4 3/4 in throat depth reaches past wide edges
- Steel handle and extruded steel bar resist bending
- Swivel jaw pads grip angled surfaces securely
Specifications
| Brand | WILTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Clamps |
Questions about this item
What size workpiece do I need to fit the 18 in clamping capacity?
The clamp opens to 18 in, so any workpiece up to that width can be secured between the jaws.
Will the 4 3/4 in throat depth reach past the flange on my existing C-clamps?
The 4 3/4 in throat lets the jaw clear obstructions up to that depth, giving more reach than typical C-clamps.
How do I know the 1,800 lb clamping force is actually applied?
Tighten the steel handle until the swivel pad sits flush on the workpiece; the resistance you feel indicates full force is engaged.
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