ADJ Baby Clamp for Light Duty Hanging Fixtures

Overview

The ADJ BABY-CLAMP is a light duty clamp designed to securely hang small lighting fixtures such as pin spots and PAR 38 cans. It attaches to pipes with a diameter of 16 mm or larger and supports fixtures weighing up to 33 lbs (15 kg). This clamp simplifies installation with built-in hardware, making it a practical choice for mobile DJ setups, small stages, and photo studios where space and quick setup are important.

Key features

• Light duty clamp that provides a secure hold for fixtures up to 33 lbs (15 kg), ensuring safety without over-engineering
• Compatible with a variety of small luminaires including pin spots and PAR 38 cans, offering versatile use
• Grips pipes starting at 16 mm diameter, fitting common lighting truss and pipe sizes
• Includes an M8 x 66 mm thumb screw for easy and reliable pipe attachment without extra tools
• M8 x 25 mm bolt secures the fixture firmly to the clamp, preventing unwanted movement
• 3/8 inch mounting stud with a retaining wingnut allows quick fixture changes and standard connection compatibility

Key specs

• Maximum load capacity: 33 lbs (15 kg)
• Pipe diameter compatibility: 16 mm minimum
• Thumb screw size: M8 x 66 mm
• Bolt size: M8 x 25 mm
• Mounting stud: 3/8 inch with retaining wingnut

Installation and setup

Installation is straightforward thanks to the included hardware. The M8 x 66 mm thumb screw locks the clamp securely onto the pipe, while the M8 x 25 mm bolt anchors the lighting fixture to the clamp. The 3/8 inch mounting stud with wingnut provides a familiar and quick connection point, allowing you to swap fixtures efficiently without additional adapters or tools.

Ideal uses and environments

This clamp is well suited to environments where space and setup speed are critical, such as mobile DJ rigs, small stages, houses of worship, and photo studios. Its light duty rating makes it a strong choice for technicians and entertainers who need reliable hardware that is easy to transport and install without compromising safety.