C-Frame Tooling
C-Clamps & Fabrication Clamps — Canada
Devgon Industries supplies C-clamps, F-clamps, locking clamps, and corner clamps for stone fabricators, countertop shops, and trade professionals across Canada. Our C-Frame collection includes C-CLMP 100 Series clamps, medium clamps, swivel locking clamps, ABACO 90-degree clamps, a BESSEY F-clamp, and a TOOLTECH F-bar clamp. Choose a clamp matched to your workpiece, required opening, and fabrication task.
Whether you run a stone fabrication shop in Brampton, a countertop installation business in Toronto, or a workshop in Ontario, the right clamp helps hold components in position during suitable assembly and fabrication tasks. We supply professionals across Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia. Confirm each model's capacity, contact-pad design, and material suitability before ordering; clamps are not lifting devices.
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Why Choose Devgon
Clamp Selection
C-clamps, F-clamps, locking clamps, and corner clamps in one collection.
Workpiece Fit
Match jaw opening, throat depth, and contact pads to your task.
Fabrication Tasks
Clamping options for suitable workshop and assembly applications.
Selection Support
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C-Frame Products
Frequently Asked
Which fabrication clamps are available?+
This collection lists C-CLMP 3-inch 100 Series clamps, 2PK 6-inch medium clamps, 6-inch swivel locking clamps, the ABACO 90 Degrees Clamp M2, the TC7.016 BESSEY F-clamp, and the TOOLTECH F-bar clamp. Contact Devgon to confirm current stock, specifications, and shipping availability for your selected model.
What is the difference between a C-clamp and an F-clamp?+
A C-clamp uses a fixed C-shaped frame and a screw to apply pressure within its jaw opening. An F-clamp uses a bar with an adjustable jaw, allowing a different range of openings depending on the model. Locking clamps use a locking mechanism, while corner clamps help position suitable components at an angle. Choose by the manufacturer's rated capacity, jaw opening, throat depth, and intended application rather than shape alone.
How do I choose the right clamp size for stone fabrication?+
Check your workpiece thickness, the required jaw opening, throat depth, contact-pad area, and the manufacturer's rated clamping capacity. A size in a product name is not enough to confirm every dimension or load rating. Use pads and pressure suitable for your surface to avoid marking or damaging brittle edges. Send Devgon your workpiece dimensions and intended task so we can confirm the selected model's specifications.
Can I use these clamps on granite, marble, or porcelain slabs?+
Only use a clamp when its manufacturer approves the exact material and clamping task. Brittle stone and porcelain can chip or crack under excessive or uneven pressure; use suitable contact pads and support the workpiece according to the manufacturer's instructions. These general fabrication clamps must not be used to lift or suspend slabs. Contact Devgon to confirm suitability before using a model on your surface.
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