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IRWIN QUICK-GRIP 4 Pack Assorted Mini One-Handed Bar Clamps with 140 lb Clamping Force and Non-Marring Quick-Release Pads

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IRWIN QUICK-GRIP 4 Pack Assorted Mini One-Handed Bar Clamps with 140 lb Clamping Force and Non-Marring Quick-Release PadsSecure Small Projects Fast: IRWIN QUICK GRIP Mini One Handed Bar Clamp Set The IRWIN QUICK GRIP 4 Pack Mini Bar Clamp Set is engineered for speed, convenience, and performance on smaller projects, making them perfect for crafters, hobbyists, and professional woodworkers needing quick, temporary holds. Featuring the renowned one handed Quick Release trigger, these clamps allow you to apply and remove clamping pressure rapidly, freeing up your other

Secure Small Projects Fast: IRWIN QUICK-GRIP Mini One-Handed Bar Clamp Set

The IRWIN QUICK-GRIP 4-Pack Mini Bar Clamp Set is engineered for speed, convenience, and performance on smaller projects, making them perfect for crafters, hobbyists, and professional woodworkers needing quick, temporary holds. Featuring the renowned one-handed Quick-Release™ trigger, these clamps allow you to apply and remove clamping pressure rapidly, freeing up your other hand for project adjustments. The set includes two 6-inch and two 12-inch clamps, providing versatile jaw openings to tackle various frame assembly, gluing, and light woodworking tasks.

Despite their small size, each clamp delivers a powerful 140 lbs of clamping force, ensuring materials are held securely for reliable outcomes. The clamps are built with reinforced resin bodies and hardened steel bars for enhanced durability and long-term use. Crucially, the jaws are fitted with non-marring pads that grip firmly without damaging or leaving impressions on delicate or finished work surfaces, protecting your investment in materials. With a 2-7/16 inch throat depth, these mini bar clamps offer excellent reach, making them essential tools for working in confined spaces or assembling cabinet face frames and drawers.

Key Features

  • 4-Piece Assortment: Includes two 6-inch and two 12-inch mini bar clamps for versatile project applications.
  • 140 Lbs Clamping Force: Provides substantial power for small to medium-sized projects and light assembly.
  • One-Handed Operation: Quick-Release™ trigger allows for fast, single-handed setup and removal.
  • Non-Marring Pads: Jaws are fitted with pads to protect delicate work surfaces from damage.
  • Durable Construction: Features reinforced resin bodies and hardened steel bars for long life.
  • 2-7/16-inch Throat Depth: Provides extended reach for clamping components set back from the edge.

What's Included

  • (2) IRWIN QUICK-GRIP Mini One-Handed Bar Clamps (6-inch)
  • (2) IRWIN QUICK-GRIP Mini One-Handed Bar Clamps (12-inch)

Specifications

Brand / Sub-Brand IRWIN / QUICK-GRIP
Series Name Mini One Handed
Clamping Force (Max) 140 lbs
Set Quantity 4 Pieces
Clamp Sizes Included Two 6-inch, Two 12-inch
Operation Type One-Handed / Quick-Release™
Throat Depth 2.43 Inches (2-7/16-in)
Bar Material Hardened Steel
Body Material Reinforced Resin / Plastic
Pad Type Non-Marring
Overall Length (Largest) Assorted (up to 12 inches)
Warranty Limited Lifetime

Pro Tip: These mini bar clamps are ideal for holding narrow boards or small components in place while waiting for glue to cure, such as assembling small jewelry boxes, picture frames, or cabinet face frames. Use the quick-release trigger for fast adjustments during dry-fitting, and rely on the 140 lbs of force for a firm hold on light-duty glue-ups.

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