The NIETZ C-Clamp Locking Pliers (C-Type) (543-15-811) are a professional-grade clamping tool designed for holding and securing objects with wide jaws, making them ideal for woodworking, welding, and fabrication.
Product Description
Type: C-Clamp locking pliers. The "C-type" refers to the distinct C-shaped frame and extra-wide jaws, which allow the tool to clamp around thick or unusually shaped objects.
Dimensions: The product code 543-15-811 indicates a specific size, which is commonly an 11-inch (275mm) tool. This size provides a large jaw capacity and significant leverage.
Material: The pliers are made from high-quality Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V) steel. This material is forged and heat-treated to ensure maximum strength, durability, and resistance to wear and tear.
Design Features:
Locking Mechanism: The defining feature of this tool is its locking mechanism. You can adjust the jaw opening and then lock it in place, allowing for hands-free operation and a constant, powerful grip. The pliers are released by a lever at the base of the handle.
Swivel Pads: A key feature of C-clamp locking pliers is the swivel pads or flat-face swivels at the end of the jaws. These pads distribute the clamping force evenly, prevent damage to the workpiece, and allow the clamp to hold objects with non-parallel surfaces.
Adjustment Screw: The screw at the end of the handle allows for precise adjustment of the jaw opening and the clamping pressure.
Application: These pliers are a versatile tool used in a variety of fields for tasks that require a secure, powerful grip, including:
Welding and metalworking: For holding parts in alignment for tack welding or fabrication.
Woodworking: For gluing and holding wood pieces together.
General repair and DIY: For clamping objects to a workbench or holding parts in place.
Durability and Standards: The "heavy-duty" designation and the use of Cr-V steel ensure that this tool is built for professional use and provides consistent performance for a long time.
Origin: NIETZ tools are typically Made in Taiwan, a region with a strong reputation for producing high-quality hand tools.
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