A C-Clamp Or G-Cramp Is A Type Of Clamp Device Typically Used To Hold A Wood Or Metal Work Piece, And Often Used In, But Are Not Limited To, Carpentry And Welding. Often Believed That These Clamps Are Called "C" Clamps Because Of Their C-Shaped Frame, Or Also Often Called C-Clamps Or G-Clamps. Because Including The Screw Part, They Are Shaped Like An Uppercase Letter G. However, In Fact, They Were Originally Called A Carriage Maker'S Clamp, Or Carriage Clamp. C Or G Clamps Are Forged From Cast Iron And So Are Strong Enough To Withstand High Pressures. The Clamps Have A Long, Sliding T-Handle To Produced Maximum Torque With Little Effort Thereby Reducing Hand Fatigue. The Swivelling Feet Allow The Tool To Clamp Onto Any Angled Surface And Make Sure Your Project Stays Secure. Versatile Clamp Secures Parts For Assembly, Fastening, Gluing, And Welding In Woodworking, Metalworking, And Automotive Applications. Swivel Jaw Pad Floats In A Low-Resistance Ball-And-Socket Joint To Apply Pressure Evenly. Sliding Handle Bar Offers Multiple Hand Positions For Best Leverage.
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