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Adam Hall Tent Clamp Bk

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Tent Clamp

  • TÜV approved
  • Easy installation of event equipment on tent beams
  • Suitable for all standard tent beams with 50 to 100 mm width
  • Easy adjustment of the mounting width with only one screw
  • M10/M12/M14 Mounting points for eyebolts etc.
  • Material: Steel
  • Surface: Powder coated
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 170 x 150 x 57 mm
  • Weight: 1.3 kg
  • Max. load capacity: 30 - 150 kg (depending on the threaded hole)
  • Colour: Black
Available since February 2019
Item number 459671
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Construction Type Tent Clamp
Max Load-bearing capacity (kg) 150 kg
Colour Black
Min carrier width (mm) 50 mm
Max carrier width (mm) 100 mm
$24.90
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Great for hanging stuff on the inside of marqees!
heyimdan-dan 26.09.2023
This clamp is great, fixes onto the inside of marquee beams effortlessly. Kind of. It's unfixing it that can be a problem, so when you go up the ladder to remove it from the beam after the event, take a pair of pliers with you.

Also, but mindful of the type of eye bolt/bolt you use with this clamp. Accidentally bought some M14 eye bolts that were too long, so when I attempted to close the clamp onto the beam I damaged the thread on both the eye bolt and the clamp. My advice - fit the clamp to the structure first, THEN fit the eye bolt onto the clamp! Then do the reverse when taking it down! Lesson learned!
This clamp is great, fixes onto the inside of marquee beams effortlessly. Kind of. It's unfixing it that can be a problem, so when you go up the ladder to remove it from the beam after the event, take a pair of pliers with you.

Also, but mindful of the type of eye bolt/bolt you use with this clamp. Accidentally bought some M14 eye bolts that were too long, so
This clamp is great, fixes onto the inside of marquee beams effortlessly. Kind of. It's unfixing it that can be a problem, so when you go up the ladder to remove it from the beam after the event, take a pair of pliers with you.

Also, but mindful of the type of eye bolt/bolt you use with this clamp. Accidentally bought some M14 eye bolts that were too long, so when I attempted to close the clamp onto the beam I damaged the thread on both the eye bolt and the clamp. My advice - fit the clamp to the structure first, THEN fit the eye bolt onto the clamp! Then do the reverse when taking it down! Lesson learned!
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