Dewalt DWHT83264 Aluminum Bar Clamp 1000 Lb 3-1/4 in

Product Description

The DEWALT DWHT83264 is a heavy-duty F-style aluminum bar clamp built for demanding clamping applications in construction, woodworking, and trade work. It delivers 1,000 pounds of clamping pressure through an aluminum rail, keeping weight manageable without sacrificing holding force. The clamp opens to a maximum spread of 3.25 inches and features a throat depth of 3.25 inches, making it well-suited for edge clamping, panel work, and fixture setups where both reach and bite matter. At 6 inches overall length and 2.75 pounds, it is a compact, purpose-built tool for professionals who need reliable grip in tight spaces.

This bar clamp is designed for use in residential and commercial job sites wherever secure, repeatable clamping is required. Typical applications include cabinet installation, millwork, structural framing details, and general assembly tasks. The aluminum rail construction reduces hand fatigue during repetitive use and resists corrosion in damp or outdoor environments. Carpenters, finish trades, and general contractors will find it a practical addition to a standard clamp set where a compact F-clamp profile is needed.

Key Features

• 1,000 lb clamping pressure for heavy-duty holding force
• 3.25-inch maximum spread and 3.25-inch throat depth for versatile reach
• Aluminum rail construction for a lightweight, corrosion-resistant build
• Heavy-duty F-clamp style for fast slide-and-lock operation
• 6-inch overall length suits compact clamping scenarios
• 2.75 lb weight keeps hand fatigue low during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-purchase F-style bar clamp compatible with standard clamping applications requiring up to 3.25 inches of spread and 1,000 lb of clamping force.

Installation Notes

No power source or wiring is required for this hand tool. Ensure workpieces are clean and free of debris before applying clamp pressure to avoid surface damage. Do not exceed the rated 1,000 lb clamping pressure, and inspect the rail and jaw mechanism for wear or damage before each use. No special tools or trade licensing are required for operation.