Carpentry clamps and pullers Viking Arm
In our offer you will find a large selection of various types of joinery clamps, clamps, pullers, stiffeners and other clamping equipment from renowned tool manufacturers. Choose for example pipe clamps for grouting, one-hand and body clamps and many other professional workshop equipment.
A clamp is one of the most basic tools in any workshop. Because everywhere something needs to be gripped, pulled down, held. For example, you can use the clamp to attach a beam, a board or other material to a construction goat or a workbench.
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Viking Arm is a tool assembly set in a transport case that includes 2 x hand jack Viking Arm a 2 x cabinet mounting attachment.
As part of Viking Arm 's efforts to innovate and provide services to professionals in their daily activities, we are introducing a new 2-pc carrying case Viking Arm.
The case contains a tool insert and a small box for spare lifting feet and spare parts.
Viking Arm - Protective non-slip jaw on the upper movable part.
- the pad is equipped with an anti-slip layer
- protects delicate surfaces from damage
- expands the possibilities of using your Viking Armat
- especially useful for assembly work
- designed for the upper movable part Viking Armu
- smallest mounting height with bases fitted 22 mm
Viking Arm - interchangeable base with a thickness of only 3 mm for particularly inaccessible places.
The Viking Arm® Telescopic Extension is ideal for fast, safe and accurate installation of wall cabinets.
- The attachment has 3 levels of extension and offers safe, convenient and efficient mounting options for upper cabinets that can save professionals valuable time.
- This makes it a one-man assembly and eliminates the need for a second (or third!) person to hold an object weighing up to 50 kg in place.
- It gives the user the ability to work independently and safely, smoothly and with the typical precision of the Viking Arm® tool, and to secure even heavy objects.
Neither the transport case nor the hand jack itself Viking Arm is included.
VIKING ARM® hand jacks - your universal solution for every assembly
Introducing the VIKING ARM® lifting set in the trasnport case, which will become your indispensable helper in any assembly. This set offers a wide range of applications, from kitchens and doors to floors and patios. Plus, thanks to the unique design of the Viking Arm, you can expect precise control over every movement.
Viking Arm - new protective non-slip pad for the base.
Viking Arm - Protective non-slip jaw on the upper movable part.
As part of Viking Arm 's efforts to innovate and serve professionals in their daily activities, we are introducing a new carrying case for the complete cabinet assembly kit.
The case contains an insert for 2 pcs of jacks Viking Arm and 2 pcs of telescopic extensions.
Made in the EU using high quality materials, this product is designed to last a long time. Make your work easier, faster and more efficient with this invaluable toolkit!
Frequently Asked Questions
Clamps are used to clamp or press objects firmly together (e.g. when gluing wood, cutting and machining material). Stahovákovky or knechts are used to make wooden joints. They have a larger span than conventional joinery clamps and a high clamping force. Tools for removing components, most often in car repair (e.g. removing bearings from a shaft), are also referred to as pullers.
- Screw clamps reach a maximum clamping force of up to 1000 kg.
- Lever clamps are manufactured with a clamping force of 20 to 250 kg.
- Spring clamps offer a clamping force of around 20 kg.
- The length of the clamp indicates the spacing between the jaws. In the case of ordinary joinery clamps, it reaches 10-50 cm, while cabinet clamps are over 2 metres long.
- The depth of the clamp (length of unloading) indicates the distance from the edge of the jaw to the body of the clamp. You can usually buy clamps with a depth of 6 to 30 cm.
C- and F-shaped clamps are most commonly used.
- Type C clamps have a solid C-shaped frame and only the helix with the foot slides out.
- F-clamps are F-shaped and the entire lower arm is sliding.
Clamps are most often made of steel or various alloys. The jaws are usually protected by plastic or rubber pads to prevent damage to the clamped object. The handle can be wooden. Lever clamps have a metal body and plastic arms. You will also come across all-plastic clamps, but these have little clamping force.
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