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Spring clamp
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a type of clamp that features two hinged arms with spring tension, allowing for quick and easy one-handed operation to hold objects together or secure them in place
What is a "spring clamp"?
A spring clamp is a type of clamp that uses a spring mechanism to apply pressure and hold objects tightly together. It has two handles that are squeezed to open the jaws, and when the handles are released, the spring forces the jaws to close, securing the item. Spring clamps are commonly used in light-duty tasks such as holding materials together while gluing, painting, or assembling. They are easy to use and provide a quick, temporary hold, making them popular for tasks in woodworking, crafting, and other DIY projects.
Example
I used a spring clamp to hold the two pieces of wood together while the glue dried.
He grabbed a spring clamp from his toolbox to keep the metal sheets in place while he drilled.
She used a spring clamp to temporarily secure the trim to the door frame.
