Sash Clamp by Eclipse

Clamping capacity, also known as clamping span, refers to the maximum distance or size that a clamp can effectively grip or hold. In other words, it's the maximum width or diameter of the object that the clamp can accommodate.

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Electrical Specifications (Important for International Customers)All power tools and machines sold by Beyond Tools are designed to operate on 230V / 50Hz electrical systems as standard in Australia.These products are supplied with Type I Australian power plugs.If you are purchasing from outside Australia, particularly from regions using 110V–120V systems (e.g., USA, Canada), you will require a step-up transformer or region-appropriate model.Please consult a qualified electrician before using voltage converters to ensure safe and correct operation.Disclaimer: Beyond Tools is not responsible for any damage, malfunction, or safety risks resulting from the use of products outside their intended voltage range or with incompatible electrical systems.