Galvanised Clamp with Anti-Rotation Pin for Ø60 mm Post
- Material: Metal zincat
- Greutate: 0,1 kg
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General features
| Material | Zinc-coated metal |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0,1 kg |
Product description
Galvanised clamp with anti-rotation pin, for a Ø60 mm post
On a thicker Ø60 mm post, the standard Ø48 mm clamp will not close. The ATT 60c is the clamp made for this tube: it fixes to the back of the sign and has an anti-rotation pin that stops the sign turning on the post, so it keeps facing drivers even after strong gusts of wind.
Technical data
- for posts with a 60 mm diameter;
- material: galvanised metal;
- anti-rotation pin;
- bolts and nuts included;
- weight: 0.1 kg.
Fitting
The clamp is omega-shaped with two drilled lugs. It wraps around the post, and the lugs are bolted to the back of the sign with the bolts and nuts supplied. A normal-size sign takes 2 clamps, one at the top and one at the bottom.
Which posts
It fits Ø60 mm sign posts, round or flanged. The top end of the post is closed with the ATT 60d plastic cap. For Ø48 mm posts, the right clamp is the ATT 48c.
Where it is used
For large signs, for two signs on one post, and for replacing old, rusty clamps on Ø60 mm posts.
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Galvanised Clamp with Anti-Rotation Pin for Ø60 mm Post (ATT 60c)
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28 years of experience in road safety
Atto Trafic supplies complete road signage and safety equipment — signs, traffic signs, markings, parking barriers, speed bumps, mirrors, bollards and accessories.
- Durable products, compliant with STAS and SR EN
- ISO 9001 / 14001 / 27001 / 20671 certified
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