C-clamp
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British pronunciation/sˈiːklˈamp/
American pronunciation/sˈiːklˈæmp/

Definition & Meaning of "C-clamp"

C-clamp
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a hand tool with a C-shaped frame and a screw mechanism used to hold objects together securely during various tasks

C-clamp definition and meaning

What is a "C-clamp"?

A C-clamp is a type of clamp shaped like the letter "C," with a fixed arm and a screw that tightens or loosens to secure objects. The design allows it to hold materials tightly in place, such as wood or metal, while they are being worked on. The screw is turned to adjust the opening, and it can be tightened to clamp down on the object. C-clamps are commonly used in woodworking, metalworking, and other tasks that require temporary holding of materials during cutting, sanding, or gluing.

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He used a C-clamp to hold the two pieces of wood together while the glue dried.
The mechanic tightened the C-clamp to secure the pipe while making repairs.
She needed a C-clamp to stabilize the metal sheet before welding it.
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