Cabinet Door Clamps

Cabinet Door Clamps

Our cabinet door clamps square, hold, and glue a door in a two-second cycle — no tape measure, no racked corners, no waiting on hand clamps to set. From kitchen cabinet door clamps built for daily production to our largest entry-door-capable model, this lineup covers single-station, dual-station, mitered, and oversized clamping, so you can match a machine to your exact volume.

Cabinet Door Clamping Options for Every Shop Size

Every model below squares and clamps a door against a built-in reference — the difference is capacity and how many doors you can run per station.

Cabinet Door Clamp (#717C-DC) — $5,150.00

A 2-second squaring cycle rated for 100+ doors a day — the entry point into dedicated cabinet door clamping. View this door clamp →

Miter Door Clamp (#717C-M) — $8,750.00

Built for mitered cabinet doors, with a Dial Control System for real-time pressure adjustment across every corner. View this door clamp →

Double Door Clamp (#717C-DDC) — $9,600.00

Two independent squaring stations working at once, rated for 225+ doors a day. View this door clamp →

Triple Door Clamp (#717C-TDC) — $12,050.00

Three independent squaring stations for the highest throughput in the lineup — 275+ doors a day. View this door clamp →

Large Capacity Double Miter Door Clamp (#717C-CHBB) — $12,600.00

Our largest mitered-door model, with dual squaring stations and a Dial Control System. View this door clamp →

Heavy Duty Entry Door Clamp (#79K-10) — $12,000.00

Our largest-capacity model, rated up to 48"×120" at 2,500 lbs of clamping pressure per clamp with a 2-second squaring cycle — built for oversized doors alongside your standard cabinet door line. View this door clamp →

What Shops Mean by a Cabinet Door Clamp Table

Ask a production cabinet shop how they glue up doors and "clamp table" or "clamp rack" comes up fast — it's shop shorthand for exactly this kind of dedicated squaring machine, as opposed to a bench covered in loose pipe clamps. Every cabinet door clamp table on this page works the same basic way: load the glued-up door against a built-in squaring reference, engage the clamps, and pull a dead-square door out a few seconds later, every time.

Built for Kitchen Cabinet Door Clamps, From Slab to Face-Frame

Kitchen cabinet door clamps have almost no room for error — a corner that's even slightly out of square shows up immediately as an uneven reveal once a run of doors is hung side by side. These machines hold both slab and face-frame styles dead square while the glue sets, so every door in the kitchen lines up the same way, without hand-checking diagonals on each one.

Cabinet Door Assembly Clamps That Square as They Clamp

Most cabinet door assembly clamps ask you to square the frame yourself before or after clamping — ours do it in the same motion. The squaring reference is built into the machine, so assembly and squaring happen together instead of as two separate steps, which is where most of the time savings over hand clamps comes from.

Complete Your Clamping Lineup

Cabinet door clamps handle doors — pair them with our other clamping machines to cover the rest of your shop. Our Door Clamps collection covers our standard door lineup, Panel Clamps handle wide panel glue-ups, and Drawer Box Clamps keep drawer and cabinet boxes square. See the complete lineup in our JLT Clamps collection.