The Irwin 223112 Quick-Grip Bar Clamp is a medium-duty clutch lock steel clamp with a 12-inch bar designed for clamping and holding objects securely in place. It features a soft-grip handle and I-beam bar construction that work together to provide reliable holding power with reduced operator fatigue, making it a dependable choice for woodworking, assembly, and general workshop tasks.
The larger, more ergonomic soft-grip handle allows you to apply high clamping pressure with less effort, while the I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing. Larger clutch plates make jaw adjustment effortless and enhance overall durability and dependability, so you can rely on this clamp for repeated use without compromise.
Features and Benefits
- Larger Soft-Grip Handle: Ergonomic design allows high clamping pressure to be applied with less effort, reducing hand fatigue during extended use.
- I-Beam Bar Construction: Reduces flexing and bowing for reliable performance.
- Larger Clutch Plates: Enable easier release and enhance durability and dependability through a more responsive mechanism.
- Generous Throat Depth: 3-1/8 inch depth expands the clamp’s versatility on complex jobs and provides ample reach for various applications.
- 12-Inch Bar Capacity: Provides ample clamping capacity for a wide range of woodworking and workshop projects.
Specifications
- Brand: Irwin
- Model: 223112
- Max Opening Size: 12 inches
- Throat Depth: 3-1/8 inches
- Bar Type: Clutch lock steel with I-beam construction
- Handle: Soft-grip, larger ergonomic design
- Duty Rating: Medium-duty
- Clutch Plates: Large
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