Milwaukee Tool 48-22-3531 11 Inch TORQUE LOCK Locking C-Clamp, 500 lbs Clamping Strength, 2.25 Inch Jaw Width
Milwaukee Tool 48-22-3531 11 Inch TORQUE LOCK Locking C-Clamp, 500 lbs Clamping Strength, 2.25 Inch Jaw Width
- MPN: 48-22-3531
- UPC: 045242325115
- PPN: MIL-48-22-3531
- UNSPSC: 27112120
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Description
The MILWAUKEE®11-inch TORQUE LOCK™ Locking C-Clamp Regular Jaws provides users with faster tool setup and more locking force. The locking clamp's unique thumb screw provides users with a more convenient geometry for hand force while providing clearance to generate more torque with the screwdriver through-hole design. The c-clamp's hardened jaws give users increased gripping power and they are made of forged alloy steel for maximum durability, perfect for the toughest of jobsites. Milwaukee offers a Limited Lifetime Warranty with all locking tools.
Features
- Faster tool set up and more locking force than the competition
- Wide jaws provide more clamping versatility on variety of shapes and surfaces
- Screwdriver through-hole provides users with leverage for tightening the thumb screw
- Hardened jaws with better grip force on jobsite material
- Forged alloy steel construction gives users strength and durability
- Rust protection increases tool life by reducing corrosion
- Ergonomic handles with anti-pinch design
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Specifications
Specifications
- Country of Origin
- Taiwan
- Clamping Strength
- 500.0 lbs
- Throat Depth
- 2.125 in
- Color / Finish
- Silver/Red
- Package Contents
- (1) 11" TORQUE LOCK Locking C-Clamp With Regular Jaws
- Overall Width
- 6.0 in
- Clamping Mechanism
- Regular Pads
Clamp DesignLocking C-Clamp
Jaw Width2.25 in
Maximum Opening2.0 in
MaterialForged Alloy Steel
Overall Length11.0 in
Overall Depth0.8 in
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