STANLEY FatMax Clamp Pliers Type C 280mm Locking C-Clamp with Quick-Release

When you need a third hand for welding, fabrication, or holding workpieces firmly in place, ordinary pliers just don't cut it. The STANLEY FatMax Clamp Pliers Type C 280mm solve that problem with a powerful locking mechanism and a deep C-clamp jaw that grips up to 100mm. Forged from chrome molybdenum steel and nickel plated for corrosion resistance, these pliers deliver the clamping force and durability professionals demand.

Who is it for

These locking pliers are built for welders, metal fabricators, mechanics, and serious DIYers who need a reliable, high-clamping-force tool for holding, positioning, or securing materials during work. Whether you're welding pipe, clamping sheet metal, or need a temporary vice, the FatMax Type C provides a secure grip that won't slip.

Main features

• 280mm (11 inch) overall length with a 100mm (4 inch) jaw capacity for versatile clamping
• C-clamp jaw design with approximately 75mm throat depth for reaching around larger workpieces
• High-grade chrome molybdenum steel construction for strength and long life
• Nickel plated finish resists corrosion and keeps the tool looking new
• Knurled screw adjustment allows precise control of clamping pressure
• Quick-release lever for fast, one-handed unlocking
• Heat-treated jaws maintain grip and resist wear
• Non-slip textured handles provide a secure, comfortable grip
• Powerful toggle action locks firmly in place, freeing your hands
• Meets or exceeds ANSI standards for quality and performance

Specifications

• Tool type: Locking pliers
• Jaw type: C-clamp
• Overall length: 280 mm (11 inch)
• Jaw capacity: 100 mm (4 inch)
• Throat depth: 75 mm (approx.)
• Material: Chrome molybdenum steel
• Handle material: Forged steel
• Finish: Nickel plated
• Adjustment mechanism: Knurled screw
• Release mechanism: Quick-release lever
• Application: Welding, clamping, holding, fabrication
• Standard compliance: Meets or exceeds ANSI standards

Tips

For best results, adjust the knurled screw so the jaws close snugly on the workpiece before locking the handle. This ensures maximum clamping force without damaging the material. After use, wipe the pliers clean and store in a dry place to maintain the nickel plated finish.