Bessey Clamps

Bessey Clamps at MyToolShed.co.uk

Bessey clamps are designed for holding, pressing and aligning work securely, whether you are gluing up panels in the workshop, fabricating on site or fitting joinery. Browse the full selection by clamp type, including band clamps, corner clamps, edge clamps, F clamps, floor clamps, G clamps, quick clamps, sash clamps, spring clamps and toggle clamps, plus other specialist clamps.

Each type suits a different job, so you can choose the right clamp for woodworking, metalworking, building or general workshop use.

Bessey Clamps Features and Benefits

• Robust steel construction: handles high clamping pressure without flexing, so joints stay tight while glue sets or welds are tacked.
• Smooth, accurate spindles and sliding rails: allow fast, controlled adjustment and consistent pressure.
• Wide, protective clamp pads: spread the load and help prevent marking on finished timber and delicate surfaces.
• One-handed and quick-action designs: let you hold the workpiece with one hand while you tighten with the other.
• Varied capacities and throat depths: cover everything from small repairs to large frames, doors and worktops.
• Comfortable handles: give good grip and leverage, reducing hand fatigue on repetitive tasks.

Popular Bessey Clamps

F Clamps and G Clamps

Dependable all-rounders for general woodworking, fabrication and maintenance, offering strong, fixed clamping force.

Quick Clamps and Spring Clamps

Fast to position and release, ideal for temporary holds, templates and light assembly.

Sash Clamps and Band Clamps

Sash clamps suit doors, frames and carcasses, while band clamps hold round, oval or irregular shapes evenly.

Corner Clamps and Edge Clamps

Corner clamps keep mitres and right angles square. Edge clamps help you fit edging strips and trims accurately.

Toggle Clamps and Floor Clamps

Toggle clamps offer repeatable, quick-release holding for jigs and workshop set-ups. Floor clamps help when laying and tightening flooring.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right Bessey clamp?

Start with the job. Use sash or F clamps for panels and frames, corner clamps for square joints, band clamps for curved or multi-sided work, and quick or spring clamps for light, fast holding. Then check the capacity and throat depth are enough for your material.

How do I avoid marking my workpiece?

Make sure the clamp pads sit flat against the surface, tighten gradually and stop once the joint closes. For delicate or finished surfaces, place a scrap of timber or card between the pad and the work to spread the pressure.