Finding the Right Truss Clamp for Non-Standard Tube Sizes

If you’re working with tubes that aren’t typical size, matching the correct truss clamp can be a challenge. With truss clamps to clamp the tubes together securely, ensuring safety and sturdiness. But when the tubes are anything but a standard size or shape, one of the clamps may not fit very well or hold securely. That is why CJS sells special choices merely for these odd tubes. Choosing the right clamp is not merely a matter of size; it’s also about strength, safety and what you intend to do with the clamp. There are times when a clamp looks great on paper, but fails in practice. So one must also consider the shape of the tube, where it will go and what kind of load it will bear. 

Selecting the Right Truss Clamp for Non-Standard Tube Sizes Wholesale

It can be difficult to find good clamps for tubes not of the usual size, especially when you don’t just need a couple at a time. It can be tempting to grab whatever is cheapest or most readily available when purchasing wholesale. But this can be problematic later on if the clamp doesn’t fit snugly, or breaks under pressure. At CJS, we understand that selecting the best clamp requires some scrutiny in several categories. First, measure the tube carefully. Some are round, but thicker or thinner than average; others are square, or even oval. For each shape a clamp is required to grip the form tightly. Think next about the strength of jaw required. If heavy weights will be held or the mount must remain firmly in place despite a lot of movement, you will need a clamp made of strong materials with a gripping design. 

Frequent Issues with Truss Clamps on Oddly Sized Tubes

Clamping down tubes that do not adhere to standard sizes can cause a lot of issues. The big issue is that many clamps are designed for common round tubes, so when the tube is something else, the clamp may not work very well. When the Aluminum Truss the tube may shift or be slipped to a dangerous extent. Occasionally clamps are too snug and can hurt the tube’s surface, creating cracks or weakening the tube down the line. And then there is the issue of locating a clamp when you need it. Because non-standard tubes are less ubiquitous, suppliers may not have the appropriate clamps readily available. This could set you back in your work have to cut new clamps that don’t fit well. 

Wholesale Truss Clamp Solutions 

If you want a strong frame, structure, particularly for events or stages, truss clamps are crucial. These Clamp from when used to keep metal tubes in place, so that everything is secure and not sliding around. But sometimes the tubes you work with don’t conform to standard size. These are known as non-standard tube sizes. It can be difficult to find a truss clamp for these wacky sizes. At CJS, we appreciate this struggle and provide wholesale truss clamp options to assist you. 

Three Places to Shop for Long-lasting and Dependable Truss Clamps

Obtaining truss clamps for non-standard tubes is not something we can take for granted. You need clamps that are strong, won’t snap, and grip tubes firmly. CJS is the best source to buy strong and long-lasting truss clamps that are suitable for tubes with varying diameters. 

Durable is when the clamp will last a long time without breaking or wearing out. Reliable in that it works every time you use it and doesn’t let the tubes slip or move. At CJS, all our truss clamps are built to last from strong substances such as strong steel. This means they're able to withstand heavy weight and rough treatment. No matter what you are designing stage, display, frame or any other structure our clamps suck your tubes together. 

How to Avoid Mistakes In Choosing Truss Clamps for Bulk Buying

Purchasing truss clamps in bulk can often be a great way to save money. But you have to pick the correct Truss Clamp especially when working with non-standard tube sizes. Choose the wrong clamp and you could be faced with loose connections, unsafe infrastructure or money down the drain. 

The first rule is that you won’t go far wrong as long as you measure your tubes carefully. What you need to start: Simply measure the exact outside diameter of your tubes with a ruler or tape measure. If your tubes aren’t perfectly round, measure at the widest and narrowest points. You have been given valuable knowledge of what size clamp you require. At CJS, we recommend measuring the length of your tubes and comparing it to the clamp sizes found in our product details section size chart for best fit.