Lab Clamp 3 Prong Finger Style

The Lab Clamp 3 Prong Finger Style is an adjustable laboratory support clamp with three gripping fingers and a swivel-style mounting arrangement. Published specifications list a jaw opening up to approximately 90 mm and compatibility with support rods up to approximately 20 mm, making it suitable for a range of compatible glassware and apparatus.

The Lab Clamp 3 Prong Finger Style uses covered jaws to cushion contact with supported components. Its swivel mechanism allows the clamp angle to be adjusted when arranging a laboratory stand. This flexibility can be useful for holding flasks, condensers, tubes, and other equipment, provided the apparatus remains balanced and the clamp dimensions are appropriate.

When using the Lab Clamp 3 Prong Finger Style, position the stand and clamp before fully tightening the apparatus. Adjust the fingers gradually and avoid excessive force against laboratory glass. A 90 mm maximum opening does not mean every object within that diameter can be safely supported; weight, shape, temperature, leverage, and the overall stand configuration also matter.

Inspect the fingers, protective covers, swivel mechanism, adjustment screws, and stand connection before each use. Do not use damaged, bent, loose, or heavily worn support hardware. Large or extended assemblies may require more than one support point, particularly where tubing or connected glassware adds lateral load.

Choose the Lab Clamp 3 Prong Finger Style for compatible laboratory setups requiring adjustable three-point support and flexible positioning. Browse related hardware in our Lab Clamps collection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What opening and rod sizes are listed?
The description lists a jaw opening up to approximately 90 mm and compatibility with support rods up to approximately 20 mm.

Can it support every object within that diameter?
No. Weight, shape, leverage, temperature, and the stability of the complete stand also matter.

How should I tighten it around glassware?
Adjust gradually without excessive force, inspect protective covers, and add support points when required by the apparatus.