Description
The Kseibi Industrial F-Clamp is designed for dependable holding pressure across woodworking, metalworking, assembly and general workshop tasks. Its nickel-plated body and zinc-plated thread bar help resist wear from regular use, while the high carbon steel or high quality tool steel construction used across the range provides the strength needed for repeated clamping. The black thread and black wooden handle give you controlled adjustment and a secure feel when tightening by hand.
This clamp is a practical choice when you need to hold workpieces steady for gluing, fastening, positioning or light fabrication. The F-style profile allows easy access around the work area, while the sliding arm design helps you set up quickly before final tightening. Protective black jaw faces shown on the clamp help create a stable contact point between tool and material.
Kseibi offers this clamp in a broad size range, from compact 50 x 150mm, 50 x 200mm, 50 x 250mm and 50 x 300mm options through to larger 120 x 300mm, 120 x 500mm, 120 x 800mm and 120 x 1000mm versions. Smaller sizes use an arm thickness x arm width of 4.5 x 14.5 mm, while the larger models use 6.5 x 28.5 mm arms for more demanding jobs. That makes it easier to choose the right clamp for bench work, cabinet assembly, longer boards and larger panels.
Whether you need a compact clamp for everyday repairs or a longer reach for larger assemblies, this range gives you straightforward, reliable workholding with durable plated metal components and a comfortable wooden handle.
Key Features
Wide size selectionChoose from eight sizes, covering compact 50 x 150mm clamping through to long-reach 120 x 1000mm work.
Plated metal constructionA nickel-plated body with zinc-plated thread bar helps the clamp stand up to regular workshop handling.
Controlled screw actionThe threaded spindle and wooden handle allow steady, manual pressure when aligning or securing materials.
Built for varied tasksSuitable for holding components during gluing, assembly, positioning, fastening and general bench work.
Two arm formatsSmaller variants use 4.5 x 14.5 mm arms, while larger versions use 6.5 x 28.5 mm arms for broader applications.