Wilton
Wilton AC-324 Angle Clamp 90 Degree hand tool
Holds workpieces at a precise 90 degree angle with self-centering jaws for quick setup
- TypeClamps
- MaterialAluminum
- Self-centering jaws speed up workpiece alignment
- 90-degree clamping angle ensures square joints
- Aluminum jaws protect surfaces from marring
- Chrome-plated spindle resists corrosion during use
- Oblong base holes allow flexible mounting options
Purpose and User
The Wilton AC-324 Angle Clamp is a hand tool designed to hold work pieces at a fixed 90 degree angle during assembly or fabrication. It suits woodworkers, metalworkers and hobbyists who need accurate right-angle joints for frames, cabinets or similar projects.
Thermals Noise and Power
As a purely mechanical clamp, the tool generates no heat, produces no audible noise and draws no electrical power during normal use. Operation relies entirely on manual spindle force applied by the user.
Build and Mounting
The clamp features aluminum jaws with a self-centering mechanism that adjusts automatically to the work piece. Squarely machined sides and base ensure consistent alignment, while oblong holes in the base allow flexible mounting or bolting to a workbench. A chrome-plated spindle provides corrosion resistance and smooth thread engagement.
Highlights
- Self-centering jaws speed up workpiece alignment
- 90-degree clamping angle ensures square joints
- Aluminum jaws protect surfaces from marring
- Chrome-plated spindle resists corrosion during use
- Oblong base holes allow flexible mounting options
Specifications
| Brand | Wilton |
|---|---|
| Model | AC-324 |
| Type | Clamps |
| Material | Aluminum |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the Wilton AC-324 angle clamp to a bench, and what step is often missed?
Bolt the base through its oblong holes; the step often missed is checking that the machined sides sit square before tightening the mounting bolts.
Which part of the AC-324 will need replacement first with heavy use?
The chrome-plated spindle threads wear before the aluminum jaws, so expect to replace the spindle assembly when clamping force drops.
What limit appears first when the clamp holds a joint at 90 degrees for long periods?
The 2 1/4-inch clamping capacity is reached before the throat depth becomes a factor, limiting maximum workpiece thickness.
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