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Pony Jorgensen was founded in 1903 in the great city of Chicago. It was there that we created the first clamp made specifically for woodworking, the Jorgensen handscrew, which quickly became a staple among hobbyists and professionals alike.
For discerning craftspeople looking for clamps made with the highest‑quality materials, unwavering reliability, and trusted strength, there’s only one choice – original Pony Jorgensen woodworking clamps.
Heavy Duty Spring Clamps
The spring clamp has a spring action handle that allows almost instant opening and closing. To ensure comfort for the user, the poly-vinyl protected handles are contoured for the perfect fit. The non-slip jaws become parallel at maximum opening capacity and the point of pressure always remains near the tips of the jaws to hold precisely where needed.
Size Description
The spring clamp features a 2-inch maximum open capacity between jaws for smaller clamping jobs. Perfect for when a woodworking or DIY project calls for a clamp that can be applied easily and removed quickly.
Highest‑quality materials
Unwavering reliability
Trusted strength
Jungle Geezer
2025-08-25 09:31:05
Very sturdy and STRONG! I'll have to use both hands to open them. They close very tight. I'm going to buy another set.
Koop
2025-08-04 15:12:44
The last five years or so even some Bessie clamps have really begun to disappoint me. It seems like some of the brands are trying to figure out how to create lower end product lines, hand that off to a Chinese partner, with the result that their products are just as crappy as a cheap Chinese knock off. fortunately, these clamps are still the real deal. Even though I’m pretty sure they’re also made in China. given today’s world politics I make sincere efforts to avoid anything made in china. They compete, if you can call it that, so incredibly unfairly. Furthermore, they outright and shamelessly have stolen so much American and European IP that it has gotten me to the point where I’m very engaged in avoiding Chinese anything whenever possible. I would rather pay a reasonable amount more if I can buy items that are truly made in the US. Not assembled. Made. That was my therapy session. Back to these clamps. They work really well, and they have enough force to hold wood pieces together I’m working on with enough authority I confidently leave stuff overnight.
sciguy
2025-07-16 17:20:09
Despite not being manufactured in the USA, these are pretty well made. I'm glad I purchased the version with the vinyl tip & handle covers--the covers cushion somewhat and keep adhesives from sticking as well to the clamp. Springs are very stiff, a plus or a minus depending on what you are using them for. Not a problem for strong hands, and I'm sure they will relax a bit over time.
Karen F
2025-06-16 14:42:01
I consider myself a person of average or better strength, but these are tough to squeeze. Easily double the effort of my 40 year-old Stanley clamps, but well worth the price.
CDM
2025-05-12 13:09:31
These do a great job. Just what I needed
Pasternak
2025-03-26 10:48:04
I use these to glue/clamp 1x2 stock to the back of Masonite panels. Good solid grip. But not so stiff that opening a dozen several times a day doesn’t turn into an athletic event. Buy a bunch. You can’t have too many of these things. They are surprisingly useful for all sorts of things.
Jon Steigerwaldt
2025-01-25 14:57:03
Great quality and gripping strength
Justin Smith
2024-12-20 18:20:06
While these seem to be of similar quality as my older ones, I was a little disappointed to see they are now made in China.. That was my deciding factor in buying these! I knew my old one's lasted a long time and were American made! If I would have known, I probably would have shopped around a little more.
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