g type clamp
            
            The G type clamp, also known as a G-clamp or C-clamp, is a versatile and indispensable tool in woodworking, metalworking, and general fabrication. This robust device features a C-shaped frame with a screw mechanism that enables controlled pressure application for securing workpieces. The design consists of a fixed jaw at one end and an adjustable screw with a swivel pad at the other, allowing for precise clamping force distribution. These clamps are manufactured from high-grade materials, typically drop-forged steel or malleable iron, ensuring durability and resistance to deformation under pressure. The screw mechanism features precision-cut threads that provide smooth operation and maximum holding power. G type clamps come in various sizes, ranging from small 2-inch models for delicate work to industrial-sized 12-inch versions capable of handling heavy-duty applications. The tool's versatility is enhanced by its deep throat design, which allows access to workpiece centers and awkward angles. Modern G type clamps often incorporate ergonomic features such as comfort grip handles and quick-release mechanisms, making them more user-friendly while maintaining their robust clamping capabilities.