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BESSEY EHK SERIES - 600 lb Clamping Force - 24 in - EHKXL24 Trigger Clamp Set - 3.625 in. Throat Depth - Wood Clamps, Tools, & Equipment for Woodworking, Carpentry, Home Improvement, DIY
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BESSEY EHK SERIES - 600 lb Clamping Force - 24 in Features
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Powerful technology, robust construction - One-handed clamping or spreading of work pieces with up to 600 lbs. of force
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Ease of Use - Ergonomically shaped composite handle design with our trigger action gives you maximum clamping force with minimum force. Removing the need for tools required to convert from clamping to spreading makes the EHK clamp a perfect gift for any tool set or equipment cabinet.
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Strong and Durable - BESSEY bar construction makes for a secure and sturdy product that you can rely on regardless if you choose our 100, 300, or 600 lb of force option. Our cold drawn steel and superior engineering keeps all EHK clamps go harder longer.
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One-Handed Action - Easily apply or remove clamps from materials, with the one-handed function which makes it easier and faster to complete projects. Couple that without the need for conversion to spreading. The EHK clamp is a great accessory to any woodworking tool set.
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No Tools required - Easily convert from clamping to spreading; push button jaw release.
About BESSEY EHK SERIES - 600 Lb Clamping Force - 24 In
BESSEY One hand clamps are the right tools for any job. What separates the BESSEY® trigger clamp from the rest is that it has been engineered from the start to offer a clean design, comfortable handles, up to 600 lbs. of potential clamping force and the ability to quickly transform from clamping to spreading. The transition from clamping to spreading requires no tools. All that is required is a quick push of the locking mechanism to disengage the fixed jaw, move it to the opposite end of the rail and re-engage.
