Faithfull Sheet Metal Butt Welding Clamps 4 Piece
14-day returns on all eligible orders
Contact us within 14 days of receiving your order to request a return.
Shipping information
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- Free delivery to mainland UK addresses on orders of £40 or more.
- Orders under £40, and orders to Northern Ireland, have a delivery charge, shown at checkout before you pay.
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Full details are in our Shipping Policy.
Returns & warranty
Changed your mind? You can return an online order within 14 days of receiving it. Please contact us first for return instructions, then you have 14 days to send the goods back.
- Items must be unused, complete and in their original condition, with all accessories, instructions and original packaging.
- You arrange and pay for the return postage on change-of-mind returns. We refund the price of the item plus our standard delivery charge.
- Damaged in transit? Let us know within 48 hours of delivery - photos help.
- Faulty or wrong item? Contact us before sending anything back. Faulty goods are covered by your statutory rights.
Your statutory rights are not affected. Full details are in our Refund Policy, or email onlinesales@nn4online.co.uk.
These Faithfull Butt Welding Clamps are an essential accessory for aligning sheet metal panels edge-to-edge and surface-to-surface. They provide the correct gap to help produce clean welds, requiring minimal grinding after completion.
The 4-piece butt welding clamps are simple to use for assembling and fabricating, and are ideal for welding patch repairs in floors, wings, door skins, or fabricating panels on reskinning projects. These versatile clamps will hold flat, curved and pressed ribbed panels.
Using the Faithfull clamps to assemble the workpiece:
Slacken the wing nut allowing space for the metal sheets to locate between the base of the clamp with the toggle bar underneath. Tighten the wing nut to pull the toggle bar up, locking the two sheets together, side by side.
Once the two sections have been tack welded together, the wing nut can be slackened, and the toggle bar removed. The clamp can then be lifted from the job prior to final welding.