Stanley FATMAX S Trigger Clamp FMHT0-83231

The Stanley FATMAX S Trigger Clamp FMHT0-83231 is a hand vice designed for stable, one-handed clamping of small workpieces. With a clamp opening of 12 cm and a tabletop mounting option, it provides a compact solution for holding components securely during woodworking, hobby or light repair tasks. The ergonomic trigger mechanism permits quick adjustment and release, while the robust construction supports repeated use in a workshop environment.

Advantages

The clamp offers a 12 cm jaw opening that accommodates a range of materials and sizes needed for common DIY and craft operations. Its trigger-operated design enables simple one-handed application and fine control of clamping pressure. The tabletop mounting capability converts it into a stable work-holding device for bench-top tasks. Materials and mechanism are built to withstand regular use, delivering consistent grip and reliable positioning of workpieces.

Suitable for

• Small woodworking projects and routing tasks
• Hobby and craft assembly
• Light repair and maintenance work
• Gluing, sanding and precision marking

Key specifications

• Clamp opening: 120 mm
• Operation: single-handed trigger mechanism
• Mounting: tabletop / bench mounting option
• Primary use: hand vice / trigger clamp for small workpieces
• Construction: reinforced body designed for workshop use

How to use

Position the clamp on the edge of a stable table or bench and secure it according to the mounting method compatible with your workspace. Open the jaws using the trigger, place the workpiece between the jaws, then squeeze the trigger until the desired clamping pressure is achieved. Release or reposition by depressing the quick-release mechanism or reversing the trigger action as required. Always check that the workpiece is held securely before starting cutting, sanding or drilling operations.

Recommendations

For best results, use the clamp on a solid, level surface and avoid applying excessive force that could deform the jaws or the clamped material. Inspect moving parts periodically for wear and keep the trigger mechanism free of debris to maintain smooth operation.