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90° Right Angle Clamp for Wood & Metal Work

90° Right Angle Clamp for Wood & Metal Work

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Secure 90° joints for accurate, professional results

This 90° Right Angle Clamp is designed to hold workpieces firmly at a perfect right angle, making it a reliable tool for woodworking, welding, cabinet installation, framing, and general DIY projects. Its durable aluminum alloy die-cast body offers a strong yet lightweight structure that is easy to handle, even during extended use.

The clamp features an electroplated, rust-resistant steel arbor with a rotary jaw that adjusts smoothly to align and secure your materials. With a maximum clamping range of 70 mm (2.75 in), it accommodates a wide variety of workpieces, including wood boards, steel rods, metal tubes, and thick glass. The solid, anti-skid rubber handle provides a comfortable, non-slip grip, allowing you to tighten and release the clamp with control and confidence.

Why It's a Smart Choice

  • Accurate 90° positioning - Holds materials at a precise right angle, improving the fit and finish of corners, frames, and joints.
  • Versatile material compatibility - Clamps wood, metal, and glass up to 70 mm thick, supporting a wide range of workshop and on-site tasks.
  • Durable, easy-to-use design - Aluminum alloy construction, rust-proof steel components, and an anti-slip handle ensure long-term reliability and comfortable operation.

FAQ

Q: What is the maximum opening of the clamp?
A: The maximum clamping range is 70 mm (2.75 in), suitable for most common boards, tubes, and panels.

Q: Can this clamp be used for metal welding projects?
A: Yes. The clamp securely holds metal tubes, rods, and plates at 90°, making it suitable for welding and metal fabrication tasks.

Q: Is it comfortable to use for longer projects?
A: The solid rubber anti-skid handle is designed for a secure, comfortable grip, helping reduce hand fatigue during repeated clamping and adjustments.

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