Kupo KCP-616 Duck Bill Clamp
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Key Features:
- Grips foamcore, boards, flags
- Fast setup on flat surfaces
- Adjustable tension helps protect panels
- Holds items up to 114.3 mm thick
- Dual white and black plate
- 16 mm baby stud mounting
Kupo KCP-616 Duck Bill Clamp is a practical grip solution for holding foamcore, reflector boards, flags and bounce cards securely in place. Also known as a quacker clamp, platypus clamp or onkie bonk, this clamp is designed for fast setup on flat surfaces while helping protect your panels with adjustable tension.
Featuring a 177.8 mm duckbill plate, the Kupo KCP-616 Duck Bill Clamp uses a metal jaw to grip flat items up to 114.3 mm thick. Its dual-sided plate includes one white side for use with white reflector boards and one black side suited to darker, non-reflective surfaces.
The clamp includes a steel 16 mm baby stud with an embossed neck design, allowing secure mounting to either a baby receiver or a grip head. Built with an aluminium plate and steel clamp, it weighs 0.89 kg.
- Suitable for foamcore, boards, flags and cards
- Quick to attach to flat surfaces
- Adjustable tension helps reduce damage to panels
- Holds flat items up to 114.3 mm thick
- White side for white reflector boards
- Black side for darker, non-reflective boards
- 16 mm baby stud for mounting to a baby receiver or grip head
Specifications: Colour: White and black plate, silver clamp; Material: aluminium plate and steel clamp; Mounting: 16 mm baby stud x 1; Maximum flat item thickness: 114.3 mm; Weight: 0.89 kg.
| Color | White & Black(Palte)/ Silver(Clamp) |
| Material | Aluminum(Plate)/ Steel(Clamp) |
| Mounting | 5/8" (16mm) Baby Stud x 1 |
| For | 4.5" Thick Flat Items |
| Weight | 0.89 kg (1.9lb) |
Manufacturer Warranty
This product comes with a
24 month Australian warranty
from Kupo Australia
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