what is the clamping range?
1498634
The clamp opening is approximately 2 1/4" wide when fully engaged. We have ours clamped to a bunk bed as a reading light. The clamp is slightly weak so as an added measure it is zip tied as well. Hope this is helpful.
1498635
I am not really sure what you are saking, but this thing is made to attach to the wall, not the frame.
1498636
about 2 1/4 inches but it is a piece of junk doesnt stay clamped and isnt bright enough to see anything wouldnt recogmend
1498637
Clamp range is 0" to 2-1/4". I bought mine for the Studio Designs drafting table. It is attached to the table's frame and it is rock solid. The clamp is not weak at all, and there is plenty of light if you place it over your work. Not sure what everyone else is complaining about.
652087
I am pretty sure the ratcheting action of the clamp will fit that width easily. It was an outstanding piece of safety equipment and invaluable during my wife's surgical recovery!
687289
The arm holding the clamp head retracts to a vertical position. So, the part that touches the work piece ends up in a horizontal position. The clamped item can be lifted vertically for 3" before reaching the horizontal piece.
160859
I have measured it and the unit extends from the wall in the folded position 8.75" When the swing arm is rotated to the fully extended position the clamp centerline is 16" from the wall. Once mounted the unit is very quick to use, holds the bike securely, and is easy to fine adjust if needed. Well worth the money.
60248
The Thule ha a clamp centerline distance of 28". The clamps can move forward or backward a total of 4" in either direction. This means the minimum center line is about 20" and the maximum center line is about 36"
562091
I just measured a lever that I had loose. I tightened the screw all the way down to stop. The smallest the clamp will pull down is about .850-.860" which is about 21.84mm. On the wide side you can stretch it open to about .890" which is about 22.6mm. At those extreme dimensions the hole is no longer round. It was kinda sketchy going that tight, you might induce unwanted stress into the aluminum clamp that could fracture later when in use. It might work ok on an alloy bar within those dimensions but might pinch and crack carbon.
556516
I measured mine and the clamp won't open to 1.5 inches. I looks like it can open to 1.25 inches maximum.
319189
I believe the clamp will work on your desk. The range of the clamp is 3/32" to 2-3/8", so your desk would be close to the lower clamp limit. There is a small layer of foam on the top part of the clamp, but you'd probably want to add a flat piece of rubber or other insulation on both sides of the desk where you clamp, to protect the desk and maybe help a little with vibrations.
1550343
It will clamp just fine. I did not measure but i would guess it's about 5 inches rhick
266387
Clamp measures 2 inches. So I would say u would need about 2.5 inches to easily attach. Good luck
681053
The maximum dimension/length between the clamp's pads is 4 1/2", so less than 4 1/2".
497244
330V. The link provided by another user has a table of info and the "clamping voltage" is listed as "UL 1449 TVSS Rating" which is 330V for this unit.
128989
It comes with a clamp. I have it clamped onto a table that is one inch thick and I have never had to adjust it.
1955510
I think the clamps are adjustable. They have different holes for various frame sizes. Check their website and/or email them. They are very good at responding. If you need a 6 inch drop then get the 8 inch. It is adjustable. Make sure your coupler is not the incompatible one. I am quite satisfied with the product.
1951639
I expanded the holder to the maximum width the clamp can go and I came up with 1.375 inches or 3.4925 centimeters. There are 3 base settings that you can position the rotating clamp. Once you adjust it to one of the 3 notches you can move the twist able adjuster for a snug fit. Hope that helps.
283908
I don't see why you couldn't clamp it down. However if the base of your table saw has an "L" shape you may need to place a 1x2 or a 2x4 along the side for more clamping surface.
136805
The clamping voltage is 160V. Here is the link to the manufacturers website http://www.apc.com/site/support/US/en/product/P11VT3/ so you can see the let through voltage(clamping voltage) is <40, which is where the 160V(120V + 40V = 160V) comes from. Here is a link if you want to do some more reading about the UL 1449 3rd Edition standard: http://static.schneider-electric.us/docs/Electrical%20Distribution/Surge%20Protective%20Devices/9910-0001.pdf