How to Replace a C-Clamp Swivel Pad

If you’re wondering how to replace a C-clamp swivel pad, you have come to the right place. This article will give you some helpful tips. These replacement pads are available on page 2567 of the current C-clamp catalog. The smallest one is 1″ in diameter. The following are the basic steps to follow when changing a C-clamp swivel pad.

Replacement swivel pads

If you’re looking for a replacement for a worn-out or damaged C-clamp swivel pads, you’ve come to the right place. Williams 23225 14-inch locking C clamps offer a lifetime warranty. With a double-rolled thread, you can clamp anything quickly without damaging delicate surfaces. These C-clamps come in several sizes. You can easily find the correct size by identifying its capacity and the number of jaws.

Replacement swivel pads for c-clamps

You can find instructions on how to replace a C-clamp swivel pad on page 2567 of our current catalog. These replacement pads fit onto the threaded portion of the C-clamp. If the clamp doesn’t have a swivel pad, you’ll need to hold a block of wood in place to use it. In some cases, you can replace the pad with an easily-replaceable pad.

Tips to replace c-clamp swivel pad

If you’re looking to fix a clamp and need some help, here are some tips to replace the swivel pad: The first thing you need to do is determine what type of clamp you’re using. You can find replacement swivel pads anywhere from $5 to $12. The best thing to do is replace the entire clamp if possible. When replacing the swivel pad, it’s best to make sure that the ball end of the screw and the swivel pad match within 0.005”.