Looking for a way to secure glass panels without risking shattering them? GeWalt glass clamps are the safest and most effective way to hold a panel: they protect the glass’s integrity rather than working against it.
The range includes rectangular, round and D-shape clamps, all adjustable during installation. That adjustability is what removes the wobble, whatever the thickness or weight of the pane you have chosen.
The benefits of GeWalt clips for glass
Drastic reduction of glass breakage
Impact pressure is spread out when a glass clamp is used, so the panel stays intact where a point load would have started a crack.
There is a second effect worth knowing. Because glass clamps are installed onto the pane rather than drilled through it, no glass shards or splinters are created by the fixing if the glass does break. That reduces the safety risk for maintenance personnel and cuts the injuries that come from glass breakage, so the installation is secure and safe at the same time.
It withstands every weight
Whether your panel is 8mm, 12mm or up to 20mm glass, GeWalt glass clamps hold it. It makes no difference whether you choose an 8mm clamp, a 12mm clamp or a larger option; the range fits all thicknesses and keeps the panels securely in place.
The clamps are made from high-quality materials that are corrosion resistant, extremely durable and easy to install, and they work with toughened glass, laminated glass and acrylics.
Specifying a clamp
Clamps come in varying specifications, and three things vary together: thickness, shape and motion type. That combination is why matching by eye goes wrong.
The safest specification for a given design is not always the obvious one, so it is worth asking us. Send the panel dimensions, the glass thickness and a photo of the position, and we will tell you which reference to use.
Contact us today
Our consultants will match your clamps to the panes for the best result. Get in touch and we will pair you with the right clamping system.
Related hardware
Clamps sit alongside spider fittings for glass facades, both in the door hardware catalogue. For the balustrade systems they hold up, see glass railings and glass balconies.
