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Good Hand Toggle Clamps, made in Taiwan, are the first choice of automotive and white-goods manufacturers worldwide, due to their wide variety, quality materials, ergonomics and precision.
World-class manufacturing techniques and advanced technology combine to ensure Good Hand clamps provide consistent quality and precision for many years in high production environments. All joints are precision formed with process-controlled, riveting equipment ensuring zero faults and precise, repeatable linkage movement.
Quality is never compromised, even at an affordable price point, making these clamps suitable for all sectors of manufacturing industries. Don’t be misled by low-grade alternatives. As the original choice trusted by professionals, they stand out for premium build, precision, ergonomics, and strength. With their combination of value and performance, Good Hand toggle clamping solutions remain miles ahead of the competition.
These features make Good Hand toggle clamps ideal for repetitive clamping tasks such as welding, gluing, drilling, and jig or fixture work.

Widely used across industries such as:
While low-cost imitations exist, they often lack precision, strength, and safety features. Poor-quality clamps can lead to inaccuracies, downtime, and higher replacement costs. With these tools, you get:
That’s why Good Hand remains the global standard in toggle clamping solutions.
Known for supplying advanced machinery, Hawker Richardson also provides the practical tools that keep workshops running day-to-day. Stocking Good Hand workholding fixtures is part of our commitment to providing you with dependable solutions, from high-tech automation to the essential tools that hold everything together.
With a comprehensive range of clamps in stock, there is an ideal clamp for your application, whether it’s for jigs, fixture, for welding, gluing or drilling!
If you’re not sure which clamp is right for your application – contact us.
For more information about Australian workholding standards, you can explore ISO 16156:2004 workholding standards here.