Two inch to sixty.
One clamp design.

Precision built for accurate alignment and long field life. Tack design with flat cross bars, or No Tack with arched bars for 360 degree welding access without removing the clamp.

Available in sizes 2 inch through 60 inch
Tack design has flat cross bars; No Tack has arched bars
No Tack gives 360 degree welding access without removing the clamp
  1. How it runs
  2. 1Drop it in the pipe
  3. 2Draw it out
  4. 3Tack, or go right round
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Sawyer Mfg. Co.
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In practice

How it runs
on the job

Set

Drop it in the pipe

Simple, quick and easy is the design brief for the manual clamp.

Lever

Draw it out

Precision built, so the alignment holds while you work.

Weld

Tack, or go right round

Tack design for tacking; No Tack for 360 degrees without pulling the clamp.

60inch largest size
2inch smallest size
The comparison

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the usual answer

What matters

Cage Clamp - Manual

The usual answer
Power
None needed
Hydraulic or pneumatic
Welding access
360 degrees on the No Tack
Remove to finish
Contact points
Stainless optional
Carbon only
Common sizes
In stock
Made to order
Who buys it

Where it earns
its keep

Small crews

No power pack, no hoses, nothing else to carry.

Stainless work

Stainless contact points stop the cross-contamination.

Questions people actually ask

What is the difference between Tack and No Tack?

Tack has flat cross bars. No Tack has arched cross bars, which gives 360 degree welding access without taking the clamp out.

What sizes are stock?

Common sizes are stock. Non-standard sizes run two to three weeks.

Is stainless available?

Stainless steel contact points are an option.

Line it up.
Tack it.

Cage Clamp - Manual, SKU 255M.

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