Clamping force up to 18,000 N
Drop forged
Copper-plated spindle prevents adherence of welding spatter

C-clamps are used when high clamping forces are required with as uniform clamping widths as possible, primarily in metal and steel construction. The C-clamp is considered the original form of clamps. Various materials have been used in its manufacture. There were once versions made entirely of wood. Today, models with forged arms and VC clamps in proven BESSEY all-steel quality are available on the market. The special feature of the VC clamp is that its arm is made from original BESSEY profile steel produced in-house, heat-treated, and electro-galvanized. This results in a significantly higher tensile strength compared to cast versions.

Safety warnings
Clamping tools are not suitable for lifting, pulling, or transporting.
Clamping tools should only be tightened by hand without additional aids.
Incorrect use can cause personal injury or property damage.
Never modify or alter clamping tools; use them only in their original condition. Only use original spare parts if needed.

Care instructions
Generally remove dirt
Regularly clean and oil the spindle
Regularly clean and oil the pressure plate

Application
Metal construction
Locksmith work
Clamping with the original form of the clamp

Material / Surface
Arm made of heat-treated, powder-coated steel
Spindle with trapezoidal thread made of rolled steel, copper-plated
Knob made of copper-plated steel
Pressure plate made of cold-pressed steel, copper-plated.