Spring Clamps

Spring clamps are simple,
handheld clamping tools that look a bit like giant clothespins. They are used for quick, temporary gripping of light items.
Here is the simple breakdown of what they do:
• Uses Spring Tension: There are no screws or handles to turn. You simply squeeze the two handles together, the jaws open, you place them on the item, and let go. The internal spring provides the clamping force.
• Quick and Easy: They are ideal for quick, one-handed operation. They don't provide massive clamping power, but they are fast.
• Light-Duty Tasks: They are best for light tasks like holding fabric in place, securing a tarp, holding a backdrop in a photo studio, or temporarily holding small pieces of wood while glue dries.
• Portable: They are small, lightweight, and very easy to move around the job site.
In short, a spring clamp is a simple, quick-squeeze clamp that provides instant, temporary gripping power for light jobs.