Kreg Tool Company KHCRA Right Angle Clamp Automaxx 5 in

Product Description

The KREG TOOL COMPANY KHCRA is a right angle clamp built around Automaxx auto-adjust technology, designed to hold pocket hole joints at a precise 90-degree angle during assembly. The Automaxx mechanism automatically adjusts to the thickness of the workpiece material, eliminating the need to manually set clamping pressure before each use. With a 5-inch reach, contoured grip handles, a pin that seats directly into the pocket hole, and a swivel pad that secures the mating piece, this clamp is suited for woodworkers and finish carpenters who build face frames, cabinets, and furniture using pocket hole joinery systems.

This clamp is intended for use with pocket hole joinery applications across a variety of material types and thicknesses. It works with standard pocket hole joints produced by pocket hole jig systems and is sold in a package quantity of 4 units, making it practical for shop use where multiple clamps are needed at once. Typical users include professional cabinet installers, millwork shops, and skilled tradespeople who regularly work with pocket hole assembly on residential and light commercial projects.

Key Features

• Automaxx technology automatically adjusts clamping pressure to match material thickness
• Holds pocket hole joints at 90 degrees during assembly without manual adjustment
• 5-inch reach accommodates a range of joint configurations
• Pin seats securely into the pocket hole for positive part registration
• Swivel pad holds the mating workpiece flat and secure
• Contoured grip handles reduce hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed for use with pocket hole joinery systems and compatible with a variety of wood and sheet material thicknesses. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

This clamp is a hand tool and requires no power source or wiring. Insert the pin into the pocket hole and position the swivel pad against the mating workpiece before applying clamping force. Ensure the joint is properly aligned at 90 degrees before driving fasteners. No special tools or trade codes apply to clamp use, but standard woodworking safety practices should be followed.