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Carl Friedrich Usbeck Tripod Clamp with Socket 38–60 mm, Zinc Die-Cast, Powder-Coated

Brand:Usbeck

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Clamping range
38 ... 60 mm
Material
Die-cast zinc
Max. clamping width
60 mm
Min. clamping width
38 mm
Type of coating
Powder-coated
UNSPSC
41122413
With bosshead
Yes

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Product description

The Carl Friedrich Usbeck Tripod Clamp with Socket 38–60 mm is a high-quality laboratory accessory designed for securely mounting equipment on standard tripod stands. Constructed from durable zinc die-cast material and finished with a powder-coated surface, this clamp offers excellent corrosion resistance and longevity, making it ideal for demanding laboratory environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Carl Friedrich Usbeck
  • Material: Zinc die-cast with powder-coated finish
  • Clamping Range: 38 mm to 60 mm
  • Compatibility: Suitable for use with standard laboratory tripods
  • Design: Equipped with a bosshead and cork-lined jaws to prevent damage to mounted items

This tripod clamp is perfect for securely holding laboratory equipment during experiments, ensuring stability and safety in various laboratory settings.

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It is a high-quality laboratory accessory designed for securely mounting equipment on standard tripod stands. Constructed from durable zinc die-cast material and finished with a powder-coated surface, this clamp offers excellent corrosion resistance and longevity, making it ideal for demanding laboratory environments.

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