Klippermate Double String Clamp/Flying Clamp for Tennis

$ 53.50

Score By Feature

Based on 8 ratings

Giftable

9.08

Packaging

9.02

Delivery

9.45

Value for money

9.10

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Product Description

Construction with steel strong and durable

Has no wear and tear

You are guaranteed a lifetime of service

Questions & Answers

During the stringing of a racquet, what is the purpose of a starting clamp?

I am glad to hear that you are doing well. Please note that whether you need a starting clamp for the stringing process depends on the brand of stringing machine. The clamp acts as an anchor that secures the string in place so that tensioning Due to the Klippermate Racquet Stringer's innovative design, no clamp is necessary to start the stringing process. As a bonus, we include our unique "Start Pin" that eliminates the need for a starting clamp altogether. It is not necessary to purchase anything else. Please do not hesitate to contact us at Clipper USA at any time.

If you do cross strings, how wide is the clamp at the top and how many points will it clamp on the string grid? These are measured at the top to be 1 1/2" x 2". ?

This clamp is 1 inch wide by 5/8 inch high the other way around. When the most open pattern is open, I am always able to reach two strings at the top. In my opinion, this is a great product. I use it extensively as a starting clamp when my Gamma clamp damages the string or begins to slip. A handy feature of this clamp is its ability to be adjusted. A fixed clamp is used on X).

Does this clamp come in a pair, or just one?

You are bidding on one single clamp in this listing.

A starting clamp and a flying clamp are very different. What is the difference?

Usually there is a single set of teeth on a starting clamp. The flying clamp has a pair of teeth on its mouth.