metal clamp

Common metal clamp types include bar clamps and bench/milling vises. Metal clips found in listings include small decorative paper clips, magnetic clips, and hollow binder clips.

Search listings most frequently show steel and cast iron; some items are described more generally as metal or iron-finish.

Handles are typically steel or plastic/resin. Bar clamps often have swivel jaw pads or grooved soft-touch pads; vises commonly use hardened or quench-treated steel jaws for increased wear resistance.

Examples in the results include throat depths of about 3 1/4 inches and 4 3/4 inches, with clamping/opening capacities ranging roughly from 12 inches up to 24 inches.

Listings highlight hardened or quench-treated steel jaws, cast iron bodies for toughness, and clips described as durable iron or rust-resistant for longer life.

One example in the results is a one-handed, pump-action bar clamp: repeated squeezes advance the jaw along the rail to tighten, and a release/knob lets you clamp or spread along the rail—enabling one-handed operation.