Gibraltar G20CS14 Sliding Arm Bar Clamp 5.5 Inch Throat

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR G20CS14 is a Series G sliding arm bar clamp built for high-force clamping applications in fabrication, welding, and machining environments. It delivers 1,400 lb of clamping pressure through a forged steel frame and pad with an alloy steel spindle, giving it the structural integrity needed for demanding workholding tasks. The T-handle design provides controlled torque application without additional tooling. A nickel finish resists corrosion in shop environments. At 1.63 pounds, it is easy to reposition on the work surface while maintaining a secure hold during operation. Machinists, welders, fabricators, and millwrights are the typical installers and users of this clamp.

The G20CS14 is suited for use in metal fabrication shops, maintenance and repair operations, and light manufacturing settings. Its 5.5-inch throat depth accommodates workpieces with moderate depth requirements, making it a practical choice for clamping flat stock, weldments, and fixtures to tables or jigs. The 25 mm x 12 mm rail size governs jaw travel and load distribution. This clamp is part of the GIBRALTAR Series G line, which is designed around consistent dimensional standards across clamp sizes.

Key Features

• 1,400 lb clamping pressure for high-force workholding applications
• 5.5-inch throat depth accommodates workpieces with moderate reach requirements
• Forged steel frame and pad for structural rigidity under load
• Alloy steel spindle resists deformation during clamping
• T-handle provides controlled tightening without additional tools
• Nickel finish for corrosion resistance in shop environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use sliding arm bar clamp for workholding setups requiring a 25 mm x 12 mm rail size and 5.5-inch throat depth within the GIBRALTAR Series G clamp family.

Installation Notes

This clamp is installed and used by machinists, welders, and fabricators in general shop environments. Before applying clamping pressure, verify the workpiece and work surface are stable and properly supported to prevent shifting under load. Inspect the spindle threads and sliding arm for debris or damage before each use. Do not exceed the rated 1,400 lb clamping pressure to avoid damage to the clamp or workpiece.