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Wilton 14756 806 C-Clamp

SKU: wilton-14756 Model: 14756
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$57.99
Wilton 14756 806 C-Clamp

Wilton 14756 806 C-Clamp

SKU: wilton-14756 Model: 14756
Not Available
$57.99

Get exceptional clamping force for a variety of applications using this 806 C-Clamp (14756) from Wilton. It boasts black oxide coating pads that swivel and adapt to angular work pieces for tighter holding.

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Get exceptional clamping force for a variety of applications using this 806 C-Clamp (14756) from Wilton. It boasts black oxide coating pads that swivel and adapt to angular work pieces for tighter holding.

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806 C-Clamp

Get exceptional clamping force for a variety of applications using this 806 C-Clamp (14756) from Wilton. It has a standard depth up to 25% less than the Wilton 400 series. Plus, it boasts black oxide coating pads that swivel and adapt to angular work pieces for tighter holding.

  • Standard depth of up to 25% less than Wilton 400 series
  • Black oxide coating pads swivel and adapt to angular work pieces for tighter holding

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  • One (1) 806 C-Clamp

Product Specifications

SKU
wilton-14756
Model
14756
UPC / ISBN
019907147565
Brand
Wilton
Shipping Weight
4.0 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
Limited Lifetime
Return Policy
Return To Manufacturer Only
Package Type
Individual
Power Source
Hand
Addl Specs
  • Opening Size: 0 to 6 Inches
  • Spindle Diameter: 5/8 Inch
  • Throat Depth: 2-15/16 Inches
  • Min. Proof Test: 4,500 Pounds
  • Body Material: Forged Steel
  • Finish: Painted
  • Locking Type: Thread Locking
  • Handle Type: Sliding Pin
  • Handle Material: Steel
California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: Some dust created by power sanding, sawing, grinding, drilling, and other construction activities contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. Some examples of those chemicals are: lead from lead-based paints, crystalline silica from bricks and cement and other masonry products, and arsenic and chromium from chemically-treated lumber. Click Here for more information

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