WADFOW Cast Iron G Clamp – 125 mm

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Product description

WADFOW Cast Iron G Clamp – 125 mm

The WADFOW WCP1105 G clamp has a stated size of 125 mm and a nominal 5 in size in the model data. Its cast iron body and manually operated T-handle screw hold suitable workpieces between the jaws.

The screw brings the pressure pad toward the workpiece and allows gradual tightening during suitable assembly and carpentry tasks. Select this 125 mm model after checking the workpiece stack, jaw access and available space; the stated size is not the overall tool dimensions.

Key Features

  • Cast iron body provides the specified clamp frame construction.
  • T-handle screw allows gradual manual positioning of the pressure pad.
  • G-shaped frame reaches around a suitable workpiece edge.
  • Standalone manual tool with no battery or electrical supply required.

Technical Specifications

BrandWADFOW
Model / MPNWCP1105
Product TypeG clamp
Stated Size125 mm
Nominal Size5 in
Body MaterialCast iron
Tightening MechanismManual T-handle screw
Power SourceManual

Package Contents

  • 1 × WADFOW WCP1105 clamp with its integrated components.

Suitable Applications

  • Holding suitable workpieces during assembly or positioning.
  • Clamping suitable timber during gluing or carpentry while protecting delicate surfaces.
  • Workshop tasks with adequate edge access and a stable clamp position.

Important Information Before Purchase

  • The stated size differs from overall length and width; check the required jaw opening and reach.
  • Tighten gradually and use a suitable protective pad on delicate surfaces to reduce pressure marks.
  • Use this clamp for clamping only. Do not use it to lift or suspend loads.
  • Wood pieces or application insets in the detail image illustrate use and are not extra supplied items.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the stated clamp size its overall length?

No. The stated clamp size does not describe the complete external tool dimensions.

Can it lift or suspend workpieces?

No. It is a workpiece holding clamp, not lifting or suspension equipment.

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