Irwin 226200 Corner Clamp 3 in 90 Degree Fixed Angle

Product Description

The IRWIN 226200 is a fixed-angle corner clamp designed to hold workpieces at a precise 90-degree angle during assembly, welding, or woodworking operations. It operates on 2 axes simultaneously, keeping both pieces square while fasteners or adhesives are applied. With a maximum clamping capacity of 3 inches and a jaw height of 1-7/16 inches, this clamp suits a range of light fabrication and finish carpentry tasks. The fixed 90-degree clamping angle eliminates the need for adjustment, reducing setup time on repetitive right-angle joints. At 0.75 pounds, it is lightweight enough for one-handed positioning before clamping.

This corner clamp is suited for residential and light commercial applications where square corner joints are required. Typical use cases include cabinet assembly, picture framing, drawer box construction, and metal fabrication setups where consistent 90-degree registration is critical. The 1-1/4 inch throat depth allows clamping close to the workpiece edge without interference. Woodworkers, finish carpenters, metal fabricators, and general contractors will find this clamp useful for maintaining alignment during glue-up or tack-welding operations.

Key Features

• Fixed 90-degree clamping angle on 2 axes for repeatable square joints
• 3 inch maximum clamping capacity handles a wide range of stock sizes
• 1-7/16 inch jaw height provides secure grip on workpiece faces
• 1-1/4 inch throat depth for close-edge clamping access
• Lightweight at 0.75 pounds for easy single-hand positioning
• Non-adjustable angle design reduces setup variables on production runs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose fixed-angle corner clamp suitable for woodworking, light metal fabrication, and assembly applications requiring a consistent 90-degree joint.

Installation Notes

No power source is required to operate this clamp. Position both workpieces into the jaws before tightening to ensure proper seating against the 90-degree registers. Inspect jaw contact surfaces for debris before clamping finished or coated materials to avoid marring. This tool does not require specialized trade licensing to operate but is commonly used by finish carpenters and fabricators following applicable trade practices.