Is the nominal size the clamping capacity or the length of the bar, e.g., will a 50" clamp hold a 50" work piece?
1106976
Yes the measurement is the clamping capacity. But my suggestion to you is find a regular bar clamp, these are really cheaply made. I've ordered some and they arrived broken.
1106977
It'll hold a 50" work peice. The clamping strength doesn't change from the size of the clamp.
1106978
Yes, 50 inch is the absolute maximum value the clamps will extend. However, bear in mind these clamps can be extended/mated with the same model clamp using the K-extender accessory. This is a great clamp.
1106979
It might fit a 50 in piece but barely. Mine measured exactly 50 inches between the clamps at the widest spread.
1106980
The answer is, a 50" clamp will clamp a full 50". I have several of these clamps of different lengths and the nominal size is the clamping capacity. I measured a few of them to varify this. Hope this info helps.
121580
I believe it will work my bar is 1.25" and 30.8mm is 1.21" and the clamp still has room to close more.
643224
I got it for a 32" and it fits perfectly. I think with a 50" there would be to much overhang and wouldn't look right. Also there might be the chance of someone hitting the overhang and knocking it off.
394592
Hard to say exactly since it is mounted in an awkward spot on my handcycle, and has stuff mounted to it, but roughly extends ~3" from the bar you are clamping to. The "new bar" is about the same length. Enough to mount two items to unless they have a rather large footprint.
1034955
I think it specifies the largest it can hold is a 50'', my TV is not that large, I have a 32'' that's holding mines.
1011970
Yes it absolutely will. The clamp is rubberized inside so it won't lose grip. Hope this helps.
1059028
As long as the bar diameter is the same as your clamps, they should. Once you know the diameter you can search based on it.
578001
I've had it on my scooter for a while now. I have hit all kinds of stuff and it does not budge. The clamp width is about 3" x 2". It does extend beyond the bar width some but not too bad. It should work for you. I ride a small 50cc scooter and it fits in the cramped area of my handlebars. Hope this helps sir!
1153867
2 inch diameter, I got the KC tube clamps in their 2 inch size and it fits perfectly.
2210897
I don't see why not I have a 42" on mine and it just overhangs the center part of the stand so a 50" would just over hang a little more but shouldn't overhang the entire stand.
411325
I do not have the 50" tripod but the 72" my camera is 595g/ 21oz and it holds it well.Www.perfectlycapturedbeauty.webs.com
687288
It may depend on how you mount the clamp. The clamp retracts to the complete vertical position when the handle is released all the way. However, the workpiece must still clear the rubber hold-down which is about 3/4" plus and distance that the threaded stud is extended. I mounted my clamps on 4" x 4" blocks with the clamp attached just over 1" from the edge. In this configuration I could lift the workpiece straight up if need be.
1540778
Hi Christina. The clamps take up approx 4 3/4 inches. As an example:- a 40 inch pole will give you about 35 inches. A 60 inch pole will give you about 55 inches clamping capacity
714821
The 'fixed' jaw is the one without the hand screw [usually the 'top' one in the Amazon photo]. 50" clamps will handle most projects based on a 4' X 8' plywood sheet. I have never had a problem with clamps to big but I often have problems when my clamp is not big enough. As a consequence I now have 8 50" clamps. As everyone else says, these clamps are brilliant - strong clamping pressure, the little plastic supports [sitting between the jaws] are a lovely accessory - making straight allignment a breeze. I use these clamps for gluing up panels, cupboard assembly and I'm about to use them for laying T&G; floors boards over a 3/4" ply wood sub-floor The 'fixed' jaw is the one without the hand screw [usually the 'top' one in the Amazon photo]. 50" clamps will handle most projects based on a 4' X 8' plywood sheet. I have never had a problem with clamps to big but I often have problems when my clamp is not big enough. As a consequence I now have 8 50" clamps. As everyone else says, these clamps are brilliant - strong clamping pressure, the little plastic supports [sitting between the jaws] are a lovely accessory - making straight allignment a breeze. I use these clamps for gluing up panels, cupboard assembly and I'm about to use... » Read More The 'fixed' jaw is the one without the hand screw [usually the 'top' one in the Amazon photo]. 50" clamps will handle most projects based on a 4' X 8' plywood sheet. I have never had a problem with clamps to big but I often have problems when my clamp is not big enough. As a consequence I now have 8 50" clamps. As everyone else says, these clamps are brilliant - strong clamping pressure, the little plastic supports [sitting between the jaws] are a lovely accessory - making straight allignment a breeze. I use these clamps for gluing up panels, cupboard assembly and I'm about to use them for laying T&G; floors boards over a 3/4" ply wood sub-floor « Show Less
459428
I measured with a ruler, and the clamp will open up to a full inch. It might stretch a little further if necessary. But, I think you should be in very good shape with 1/2 inch.
871785
The clamp comes with inserts to size it to different handle bars. I have found it to be secure when properly tightened.
1726562
Shortest length is about 80". So I'd say, no, they won't work for a 50" pole replacement. I have purchased Eureka aluminum adjustable poles before and they slide up/down to adjust height so they might work. But beware that the Eurekas are not a "spike" top.