What is C-clamp throat depth?

Also important is depth of throat, the distance from the center line of the screw to the inside edge of the frame. C-clamps range from 3/4″ to 14″. Most have a sliding cross-pin handle or a wing nut that is used to tighten the screw.

What is throat depth?

The throat depth measures the distance from the column of an ultrasonic welding machine to the centre of the horn.

What size do C-clamps come in?

3/4 inch to 14 inch
C-clamps range from 3/4 inch to 14 inch. Most have a sliding cross-pin handle or a wing nut that is used to tighten the screw.

What are C-clamps made out of?

C-clamps are usually made of cast iron or steel. The tool can be used in various ways, from holding two pieces of wood together while glue sets, to securing material for cutting or welding. Woodworking is the most common use for c-clamps.

What tool is C clamp?

What is a clamp throat?

Throat clamp is method of subduing often seen in predatory felids and occasionally canids and hyaenids. It involves the predator grasping the throat of the prey and clamping tight so that the windpipe is either crushed or blocked.

What is clamp capacity?

The “holding capacity” listed for each toggle clamp refers to the maximum external force that clamp can safely resist in its locked position without incurring any permanent deformation.

What is extension clamp?

Extension Clamps allow placement of apparatus at various distances from the frame or rod. Two-prong clamps are designed to hold straight-sided glassware such as burets, beakers, flask necks,etc. Three-prong clamps are more versatile for irregularly shaped items.

What are C-Clamps good for?

C-clamps are commonly used in carpentry and woodworking to hold materials to the work surface while cutting or drilling is ongoing, and the C-clamp can also be used to hold joints together while they are glued.