OX Pro Mini Bar Clamp Twin Pack 150mm

The OX Pro mini bar clamp twin pack gives you two 150mm (6 inch) clamps for gluing, holding and assembly work. The clamps are built from strong engineering plastics that comply with the RoHS and REACH standards, with an induction hardened rail for strength and durability. The long leverage design delivers high clamping pressure easily, and each clamp converts quickly to a spreader for pushing work apart.

Key Features

• Twin pack of 150mm (6 inch) clamps
• Strong engineering plastics in compliance with RoHS and REACH
• Induction hardened rail for improved strength and durability
• Long leverage design for reaching high pressure easily
• Converts quickly to a spreader
• Optional version with extended cushions available

Specifications

• Capacity: 150mm (6 inch)
• Pack: twin pack (2 clamps)
• Rail: induction hardened steel
• Body: strong engineering plastics, RoHS and REACH compliant
• Convertible: to spreader

Applications

• Clamping glue ups in carpentry and joinery
• Holding parts for assembly and drilling
• Edge clamping for laminating and edging
• Spreading work apart when converted

What You Need To Complete The Job

Pair the 150mm clamps with the 300mm twin pack for larger work, and mark your layouts with carpenters pencils. For cutting parts to size, an Easy Start handsaw is a handy companion. The full range is under Carpentry Tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much pressure can a mini bar clamp apply?

The long leverage design lets you reach high clamping pressure by hand with less effort than a short clamp. For its size the 150mm clamp is strong; for heavy work use the 300mm version or a larger bar clamp.

What is a mini bar clamp used for?

A mini bar clamp holds parts together for gluing, assembly, drilling and fitting. The 150mm capacity suits smaller workpieces like edging strips, joints and light frames, and the twin pack covers a glue up in one go.

How do I convert the clamp to a spreader?

Slide the head around on the rail and reverse the jaw position so the clamp pushes outward instead of pulling together. The conversion is quick and needs no tools, per the OX design.

Why is the rail induction hardened?

The induction hardened rail resists wear and stays straight under clamping pressure, so the clamp keeps its accuracy over a long working life. It is a durability upgrade over a plain steel rail.

Are these clamps strong enough for heavy work?

They are made for light to medium clamping in carpentry and joinery. The long leverage design delivers high pressure for their size, but for heavy framing and panel work a larger bar clamp is the better tool.