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Your cart is empty.Designed to meet the demanding needs of industrial workloads. The IBeam is very stiff - resists bending or twisting like other clamps over a long distance. These clamps are best for powerful clamping where strength and straightness over a distance are crucial to hold wood in alignment. BESSEY IBeam clamps are ideal for high-demand industrial and institutional woodworking. Available in 8 sizes, ranging from 24 to 96 inches in capacity. BESSEY. Simply better.
Rod-N-Bow
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
This is a sturdily built clamp and adjusting it is very easy.
Gavin
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024
These clamps gets the job done. I usually use mines to clamps cabinet doors and they work great
Frank H.
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2024
You only Get one, shows 2 in the add. But really sturdy, would buy again, but need to show only getting 1 item not 2
DZeee
Reviewed in Canada on February 24, 2024
Strong durable product, no issuesBut I was mislead by the add on AmazonShowing 2 Clamps. This should be changed to reflect the actual purchase
A Dad
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024
These rails also repel the dried glue and slide seamlessly time and time again.
Joey J
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
Really nice! industrial grade. Worth it!
Albert D.
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2022
Side by side, the Bessey I-bar clamp and Jorgensen’s I-bar appear identical but for the color of the paint on the heads and cams. They both have wide enough bearing surfaces to keep them flat and upright on a level surface while clamping. The clamping power is excellent and takes less hand strength to tighten than the parallel clamps that both makers offer, although the screw on the Jorgensen is significantly thinner in diameter. Both clamps will last a lifetime, so it makes more sense to invest in them if you are just starting woodworking. I’ve given the nod to the Bessey because the sizes seem to be more readily available than the Pony.
IGM
Reviewed in Mexico on December 15, 2022
Los sargentos son de muy buena calidad. Desafortunadamente una de las dos piezas venía maltratada por no tener empaque, no sé por qué sólo una venía protegida.
Kent Leitch
Reviewed in Canada on May 8, 2021
Bought 3 48” clamps 2 broke after after only 2 glue ups! Do not purchase this product! I will add photos later!
CMC Guy
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2020
I've always used the pistol grip squeeze type clamps for my wood working projects. They are light weight and easy to handle, but don't have the ability to squeeze panels and other pieces of wood into place during glue ups. I recently started on some end grain cutting boards and was struggling to get the 2x2 hardwood strips to close up completely during the gluing process. I bought 4 of the 24" Ibeam clamps and was immediately blown away by how heavy they are and how much clamping force they generate. I found that very little torque was needed to adequately close up any lingering gaps, and that the force used was way below the max force the clamp could apply (ie you can really wring them down and crush the wood, but what's the point of that? Torque until the gaps close up and you're Bob's nephew.)As one would imagine, the cast iron faces are not super friendly to finished wood surfaces. You can get away w/ it on hardwoods, but any soft wood would benefit from some cauls to keep the jaws off the work surface. The faces of the castings are a little rough too - a few strokes w/a file to knock off the flash is helpful. The overall action of the screws and sliding jaw is great, and the plated I beam is plenty heavy to support HD clamping jobs.Overall I still like the light duty clamps for regular work, but the Ibeam models are a welcome addition to my shop and will find lots of use.
Randal
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2019
The chromed shaft makes it so easy to pop glue off. And the slide-lock action seems to grab way better than the much older Jorgenson equivalent. The price is nice too, especially if you can catch them on sale. The only con is that Amazon sends them in a cheap box that self destructs by the time you receive them. Make sure and note the damage if you see the UPS driver. If they drop them on your porch and any are missing through the holes in the box, call Amazon right away. In my case the package arrived when I wasn't there, but a quick count assured me that all had survived the journey. Oh and Bessey warranty support is top notch! I had one clamp handle slide off of the shaft as it wasn't attached well enough. So I called Bessey and they asked my address and proof of purchase, and then they sent me a brand new replacement within a week.
A. Michel
Reviewed in Mexico on October 16, 2017
Muy buenas prensas, de material de calidad. Robustas y con mucha fuerza para uniones de madera. La única desventaja que le veo es el peso, no es tan fácil de traer de un lugar a otro. Por el precio de lo mejor para armar cubiertas para mesas.
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