🔧 Enhanced Tools QUICK GRIP C Clamp 8 Inch 225108: Strong and Efficient Fixing Solution Review

The only thing I don't like is that I would like a longer shaft grip for more torque. I use it to press calipers and make sure the pistons don't stick to cars/trucks.

Well compressed and strong, the branches of several brands together seem to be more than most brands. Brand I have been using this brand for many years with the same quality

The description says 8" which means it can hold an 8" object. Actual grip length is slightly longer (People who use them regularly probably already knew that)

Very well built no problem. When I bought this I figured it would be 8 inches from the end of the handle to the other side when closed. It was my fault. By the way, he weighs about 5 pounds. 8 inches is a revelation.

Disappointed. The clips I received are not what are pictured. Irwin has 2 types of clamps and I have both. The one in the photo is more substantial than the one I received. I could buy a less durable clamp from our local farm and fleet for less. They do work, but not as tightly.

I bought this to use in the auto repair shop. It's good and well done. Caliper retractor piston. The threads are fine and it is not easy to screw the screw in or out with a finger. Coarse thread clamps are better for this, but they're sloppy for general clamping and go sideways. I recommend a light oil on the moving parts and this clamp will last for years.

Other sites said to drill a hole in wood and put a big bolt in it to hold the cracked wood together but that would only damage it more. It clips around the outside and holds it together well. I don't mind a blue clip on my tree. It's cheap enough to last outside for years and looks like it's going to be pretty weatherproof, we'll see. I would prefer aluminum but that would be fine.

I bought this one to use at the dealership. It is good and well made. The last one is slightly larger than some and has a thicker radius. It is bulky for running in caliper pistons. and it is not easy to turn the screw in or out with a finger. Coarse-thread clamps are better for this, but they're sloppy for general clamping and go sideways. and this clamp should last for years.

Irwin clamps are fine but the carrier did not try to pack them well. They simply threw four heavy iron clips into a box, each in a thin plastic bag, stuffed a couple of airbags inside, and shipped them. This caused the heavy clamps to hit each other during transport, not only destroying the beautiful blue paint, but also scratching the cast iron, resulting in sharp edges that I had to file down. I bought these instead of other C clamps because of the blue enamel which makes them pleasant to…