Spring clamp is a hand-operated clamping tool that uses a strong spring mechanism to hold objects firmly together. It has two jaws, handles, and a spring that provides the gripping force when the handles are released.
Uses of a spring clamp:
Holding pieces of wood, plastic, or metal together.
Securing materials during gluing, cutting, or assembly.
Holding fabric, paper, or other lightweight materials in place.
Assisting in carpentry, DIY projects, and workshop tasks.
Main parts: Jaws, handles, spring mechanism, and sometimes protective rubber or plastic jaw covers.
Advantages: It is easy to use, quick to attach and remove, portable, and does not usually require screws or additional tools.