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Irwin Metal Spring Clamp

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$2.89 $3.9 In stock

Category: Clamps & Vises

Spring Clamps are that Helping Hand in the Shop!

Spring clamps are a type of clamp that may not get used every day, but when you need them, they're sure handy to have around. Great for holding small assemlies during glue-ups, positioning a stop block on a drill press fence, and a host of other shop tasks.

Features Include:

  • Padded handles and tips to prevent marring your workpiece
  • Strong springs for pinpoint clamping pressure
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

The spring tension on these is strong enough that I don't have to worry about them slipping off a small glue-up. I keep two clipped to the edge of my bench and they've held up fine after a few months of sawdust and drops.

Victoria ★★★★★

The spring tension on these is seriously strong, way more grip than the cheap plastic ones I've used before. I keep a couple clipped to my workbench for holding small parts while gluing. Little clamps that actually earn their spot in the drawer.

Steven ★★★★★

Grabbed a couple of these to hold down trim pieces while the glue dried, and the grip stayed tight the whole time. The metal spring feels sturdy enough that I'm not worried about it losing tension after a few more jobs.