Clancy Clamp / Rosco Sure-Clamp - Improved C-Clamp

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Clancy Clamp / Rosco Sure-Clamp - Improved C-Clamp
You are bidding on a Clancy Clamp, an improved C-Clamp for theatrical fixtures, invented by the JR Clancy company in the early 1980s and today sold by Rosco as the Sure-Clamp.
The Sure Clamp has a grip range of 1/4" to 2" and is used to hang lighting fixtures or scenery directly to pipes. An extra-secure substitute for the standard C-Clamp, it closes automatically when weight is hung on it and is further secured by a hand knob which requires no tools for adjustment.
Condition:  Our clamps are old stock J. R. Clancy clamps in excellent, lightly used condition.
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. If you feel the item is not what you expected, you have thirty days after receipt of item to notify us and we are happy to refund the purchase price when the item is returned to us in the same condition as sold.  Buyer must provide us with tracking information for the return shipment
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