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Draper Heavy Duty G Clamp
The Draper Heavy Duty G Clamp combines robust construction with practical design features to deliver reliable clamping performance for professional and DIY applications. Built with a malleable cast iron frame and protected by a durable powder coated finish, this clamp is engineered to withstand the demands of workshop environments and regular use.
The swivel shoe design is particularly useful when working with uneven surfaces, ensuring secure contact and even pressure distribution across your workpiece. Each clamp features a silver plated square thread screw for smooth operation and longevity, complemented by a tommy bar handle for comfortable, controlled tightening. Available in sizes from 76mm to 350mm opening capacity, this range covers a wide spectrum of clamping requirements.
Features and Benefits:
• Malleable cast iron frame with powder coated finish for durability
• Swivel shoe helps clamp on uneven surfaces
• Silver plated square thread screw, tommy bar handle and swivel shoe
• Multiple sizes available to suit different project requirements
• Robust construction for demanding workshop applications
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There is a Draper manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Get help regarding Draper Heavy Duty G Clamp
For any technical enquiries relating to this product it is best to call the manufacturer, Draper, direct on 023 8026 6355.
For any other queries relating to ordering this item, stock availability, existing orders or returning faulty items etc please contact us at Tooled-Up at sales@tooled-up.com or call on 020 8805 3535.


