💪 Wideskall Spring Clamps: Enhancing Industrial Power & Hand Tools with Coated Handles Review

From the pictures it can be seen that the clamp handles have holes. However, none of the clips I received had holes in the handles.

While I expected powerful clips like those in Home dot or Lowe's, it's powerful enough to clip around the house, especially for the number of clips I got at a great price . .

They're cheaply made AF. When trying to open it, it just bends to the side as the metal is very thin and the red silicone grip came loose after the first squeeze. Save your time and don't buy them.

Metal rusts over time. The springs aren't as strong as I was hoping, but still a good clamp at a great price. The tip of the clip may be slightly sharp for specific purposes. Good overall size and strength for a small clamp. Can keep several in your car for different purposes.

Pros: cheap, moderately strong (slightly stronger than clothespins) Cons: rubber tips will wash out some oil so if you pinch it will leave a residue that needs to be removed with acetone afterwards. In addition, the rubber tips are so thin that the metal leaves marks on the wood. I covered all the ends with tape to alleviate these issues.

I ordered these clips to hold the tarp to fruit trees when the weather falls below freezing. I bought four or five of these clips at a hardware store and they were pretty strong. Since they were the same size I was hoping they would be of the same quality. I would not recommend them for my purposes. In addition, they were packaged very poorly in the package. They are good but not very high quality.

Clamps arrived quickly Clamp strength is what I want to discuss if you are familiar with pony clamps. The same size pony clip has 8-10x clamping force, strong tensioning, I would say 3x tensioning force. So remember that they are meant for light work. I'd say they hold the flat work in place, but if you need to secure something based on weight I'd go with Pony Clanp or similar. Hope that helps.

I have purchased similar clips that sell at Home Depot for 99 cents each. And they appear to be true to size. However, when they arrived, the difference was significant. These shells are very light and are actually more like clothespins. Suitable only for applications where light pressure is required. The metal is very thin and the springs are not preloaded. They just don't offer value for the money spent. If you are looking for clamps that are suitable for gluing, then this is not the right…