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C-Clamp 0"-3" Jaw Opening - Wilton Corporation

Part #: 22002

The Wilton 22002 C-Clamp is engineered for demanding professional automotive and industrial applications, providing superior clamping force and durability. This heavy-duty carriage clamp is designed to securely hold components during fabrication, assembly, and repair tasks, ensuring stability and precision in critical operations.

Key Features

  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Built as Wilton's heaviest carriage clamp, designed for rigorous use in professional environments.
  • Corrosion-Resistant Finish: Features a black oxide coating that provides enhanced protection against rust and corrosion, extending tool life.
  • Versatile Jaw Opening: Offers a 0 to 3-inch jaw opening, accommodating a wide range of materials and workpieces.
  • Secure Gripping: Equipped with an oscillating head that conforms to uneven surfaces, ensuring a stable and secure grip.
  • Optimized Tightening: A sliding cross pin handle allows for increased leverage and precise adjustment of clamping pressure.
  • Durable Frame: Constructed with a ductile iron frame for exceptional strength and resistance to bending under high stress.

Applications

The Wilton 22002 C-Clamp is an indispensable tool for professional technicians and mechanics across various industries. It is ideal for welding and metal fabrication, holding workpieces firmly in place during grinding, cutting, or joining processes. In automotive repair, it proves valuable for temporarily securing components, pressing parts, or holding assemblies during installation. Its robust design also makes it suitable for general industrial maintenance, woodworking, and construction tasks where reliable clamping is essential.

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  • Model: 225119
  • Shipping Weight: 1.6lbs
  • UPC: 019907220022
  • Manufacturers Part #: 22002
  • Manufactured by: Wilton Corporation
  • Also Known As: WL22002, WC22002, WIL22002, WIL-22002

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 06 November, 2015.