The Twin Pin Plier features a base that allows the clamp to be used in two different orientations.
It can be used as a traditional clamp in the 90-degree position or tilted forward.
When tilted forward, the clamp can pull in, or the stud can act as the second arm of a traditional pair of pliers. When tilted forward, the plier also takes up less horizontal space, which is useful for fixturing in tight spaces.
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The Cantilever Clamp is a low-clearance fixture table clamp built for tight spaces and demanding hold requirements.
Despite its compact overall length, it achieves an impressive 8-inch throat depth, letting you reach deep into your work area while keeping a low profile. The cantilever design allows back-to-back clamping by sharing adjacent table holes, so no space is ever lost — even in corners or along edges.
| Clamp Capacity | Throat Capacity | Clamping Force |
| 10"-12" | 8" Max | 500 - 800 lbs |
The Double Dragon Clamp features two independent spindles- one vertical and one horizontal— that work simultaneously to clamp a corner joint from two directions at once, making it ideal for securing L-shaped or 90° workpiece setups on a fixture welding table
Each spindle can be individually adjusted, and if one spindle is in the way of your work
It can be quickly removed by pulling and spinning the pad clockwise.
The 90 Gooseneck Clamp features horizontal and vertical adjustment as well as pivoting action at the spindle head. An adjustment ring at the base allows it to sit in a lower profile during welding, as the round bar sits below the table or clamping square surface.
For 90 Gooseneck Clamping, remove the top arm from the clamp post, and place it directly into the tabletop holes.
| Clamp Capacity | Throat Capacity | Spindle | Clamping Force |
| 8"-10" | 9" Max | 6" | 400 - 1,000 lbs |
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