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Discover our range of clamps online and in-store at Diamond Way! We offer a variety of high-quality clamps from trusted brands like Bessey and BT Engineering, including:
- Top Clamp Nail Brackets
- L Brackets
- External Clamps
- T Sliding Clamps
- Line Blocks
- Straight Top Clamps
- T Profile Clamps
- Sliding Clamps
- G Clamps
- Quick Action Clamps
- Internal Clamps
- Spike Clamps
- 3-Way Timber Clamps
Find the perfect clamp for your needs, all from top brands like Bessey and BT Engineering.
Safety First: Essential Tips for Using Clamps Safely
Ensure your safety while using clamps with these crucial guidelines. Follow these steps to prevent accidents and ensure a secure work environment:
Adjust Correctly:
- Set the clamp to the right size for your material to avoid slipping or damage.
- Stable Surface:
- Place the clamp on a flat, stable surface to prevent it from tipping or slipping during use.
Secure Placement:
- Position the clamp securely on the material, making sure pressure is evenly distributed for a firm hold. Avoid placing clamps too close to the edges.
- Use PPE:
- Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, gloves, and protective footwear to protect against potential hazards.
- Inspect for Damage:
- Check the clamp for any signs of wear or damage before use. Replace any faulty parts to maintain safety and effectiveness.
Even Pressure Application:
- Apply pressure evenly when tightening the clamp. Over-tightening can damage the material, while under-tightening can result in an unstable hold.
Keep Work Area Clear:
- Ensure the work area is free of obstacles and that the material being clamped is properly supported.
Avoid Overloading:
- Do not exceed the clamp’s load capacity. Using a clamp that is not suited for the job can cause accidents or damage the tool.
Regular Maintenance:
- Regularly clean and lubricate moving parts of the clamps to ensure smooth operation and extend their lifespan.
Safe Release:
- Release the clamp gradually to prevent sudden movements that could lead to loss of control or injury.