Carrying / Transporting the
Clamping Jaws
1. Once the clamping jaws is folded up and locked,
tilt the clamping jaws fully backwards so it is
sitting upside down with the rail push handle (1)
leaning against the ground.
2. For additional security, it is recommended to
use a rope or tie of some kind to tie the fixed
clamping jaw (12) and the moving clamping jaw
(13) together. This ensures that when carrying
the clamping jaws, the sliding clamp rail (2) will
not slide o the end and cause injury (Fig Y).
3. Use the rear folding leg (5) as a handle to carry
the clamping jaws (Fig Z).
Using the Clamping Jaws as an Anvil
The fixed jaw is sufficiently robust to be used as an
anvil for strip metal work (Fig AA).
WARNING: Do not use the moving jaw as an anvil.
You could damage it.
Using the Clamping Jaws as a Press
When the clamp locking lever (11) is in the
unlocked position the clamping jaws can be used
as a press.
With each full stroke of the foot pedal, the moving
jaw will advance about 20mm.
Z.
AA.
Y.
Carrying / Transporting
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