POWERTEC 20308 J Hook Toggle Clamp 451 w Hook Type Draw Latch Pull Action – 375 lb Holding Capacity, 1PK

Product Description Introducing the J Hook Toggle Clamp 451 by POWERTEC. This hold down toggle clamp is designed to provide you with a secure, straight-pulling action toggle clamp that is handy for a variety of woodworking, automotive, construction and home-based projects. It features a hook shaped clamp rod for seamless clamping to any custom latch point. Whether you’re a professional or DIY enthusiast, you’ll find its sturdy design, side-mounting profile and heavy duty clamping action to be a valuable asset to your day-to-day applications. Holding Capacity: 375 lbs Premium Design Our Toggle Clamps are designed with a heavy duty, cold-rolled steel construction for long-term durability. The steel is lightweight, yet enhanced with a protective zinc plated coating for anti-rust and corrosion resistant properties. For optimal comfort and control, the lever possesses red colored vinyl grips that allow for a smooth and safe operation. While clamping, the lever is controlled to prevent impact on functioning due to side thrusting. Specs Clamp base: 1-1/2” x 1-7/8” | Mounting holes: 7/32” spaced 15/16” x 1-3/8” apart. | J Hook Length: 5-1/2” with 5/16-18 thread | Threaded clamp rod adjusts 7/8” | Clamp height when clamped, including handle, 1-1/4” | Total length range when clamped (including handle): 6-3/8” - 7-3/8” POWERTEC is a leading manufacturer of high quality woodworking tools and accessories, machines, and an assortment of OEM replacement parts. We are committed to exceeding expectations, while bringing the latest innovations, technology, and product development to the industry. From the Manufacturer

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