What this is

A traditional-style 3/4" pipe clamp fixture — like the Pony fixtures in our pipe clamps comparison, you supply your own length of 3/4" black pipe, and the fixture provides the fixed jaw, sliding clutch jaw, and spindle. Bessey’s own retailer copy specifically frames the appeal this way: clamping capacity isn’t a fixed spec, it’s “only limited by the length of pipe you select.”

Full specs

SpecValue
ModelPC34-2
Pipe diameter3/4" (pipe sold separately)
Throat depth2-1/4"–2-3/8" — retailer listings disagree on the exact figure
MechanismACME threaded spindle with multiple-plate clutch
Jaw padsPlastic clamp pads included
FootWide foot profile for stability
Clamping capacityNot published as a fixed lb rating — varies with pipe length used
ASINB013UNVAG6

Source: cross-referenced retailer listings (Home Depot, Amazon, carbideprocessors.com); Home Depot’s listing states 2-1/4" throat depth while Amazon’s listing title states 2-3/8" — we’re flagging that discrepancy rather than picking one.

Bessey PC34-2 Pipe Clamp Fixture (3/4")

Cast metal fixture; ACME threaded spindle; multiple-plate clutch; plastic clamp pads · 3/4" pipe diameter · throat depth 2-1/4"–2-3/8" (listings disagree) · clamping capacity limited only by pipe length used · Wide foot profile for added stability

Pipe sold separately — buy your own length of 3/4" black pipe, threaded on one end for the fixed jaw's stop.

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Who this is for

Same use case as any pipe clamp fixture: long or variable-length clamping runs where buying a separate fixed-length bar clamp for every size isn’t practical — tabletops, doors, cabinet assemblies where you’d rather swap pipe length than buy more clamps.

Who this isn’t for

If you specifically want a manufacturer-published force rating to plan around, the Pony 50 in our pipe clamps comparison publishes 1,200 lb — Bessey’s retailer copy for this model doesn’t give a comparable figure.

Bottom line

This is a retailer-cross-referenced spec writeup, not a hands-on test. On paper it’s a standard traditional-style fixture with one unresolved throat-depth discrepancy between sources, which we’re flagging rather than papering over. Bessey PC34-2 if you’re already invested in 3/4" pipe and want a Bessey fixture specifically.