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The IRWIN Record 136/5 T-Bar Clamp is engineered for professional woodworkers and metalworkers who require a robust, heavy-duty solution for demanding clamping tasks and permanent workbench integration. Its primary benefit is exceptional resistance to bending thanks to its cold-drawn steel T-bar construction, though its significant weight and bulk mean it is less suitable for portable or light-duty hobbyist projects compared to lighter F-style clamps.
| Model Part Number | 136/5 |
|---|---|
| Brand | IRWIN Record |
Yes, the heavy-duty steel construction of the 136 series is well-suited for metalworking applications that require high pressure.
While effective, it is a professional-grade, heavy tool. Beginners might find lighter alternatives easier to manage for general DIY tasks.
Use sacrificial blocks or protective pads between the jaws and the workpiece to prevent the steel head from indenting softer woods.
The clamp is designed for extreme durability, but for specific parts replacement, consult with authorized IRWIN distributors regarding the 136 series components.
Like any steel tool, it is susceptible to oxidation. Keep it in a dry, climate-controlled area and wipe it down with a light coat of oil periodically.
Clean the T-bar thoroughly with a degreaser, remove any debris, and apply a very light coat of dry lubricant to the slide path.
Check the friction plates or locking mechanism for wear; ensure the surface of the T-bar is free from oil or grease which might cause the head to slide.
To mount the 136/5 permanently, align the base with your workbench edge and secure using high-strength fasteners through the designated points on the frame. Ensure the surface is level to prevent uneven force distribution. To maintain the tool, keep the sliding mechanism free of wood dust and metal shavings by wiping it down regularly. A light application of machine oil on the screw threads will prevent seizing over time. Always ensure the T-bar is free of rust by keeping it in a dry environment, especially if stored in an unconditioned workshop.
