Aardwolf Sheet Material Carry Clamp – 0 to 2 in. Grip, 441 lb Working Load Limit
The Aardwolf Sheet Material Carry Clamp SCC03-W is a hand-carry clamp for sheet and panel material, sold as a pair, gripping 0 to 2 in. with a 441 lb working load limit and a vulcanized white rubber jaw lining.
White lining is the point of the -W variant: a white rubber face is chosen where a black pad could mark light-colored stone. The clamp is gravity-actuated - the weight of the panel is what pulls the jaw closed.
Key Features
- Grip range 0 to 2 in. (0-50 mm), the manufacturer's published figure for SCC03
- 441 lb working load limit (200 kg)
- Vulcanized white rubber jaw lining, chosen to avoid marking light-colored surfaces
- Sold as a pair - two clamps, one for each end of the panel
- Part of Aardwolf's Sheet Material Carry Clamps line (SCC02 / SCC03 / SCC05 / SCC06 / SCC07), stepped by grip range
What's Included
- Two carry clamps (sold as a pair)
Who Is This For?
Two-person crews carrying stone, glass or board panels by hand across a shop floor, up a stair or through a house where no lifting plant will reach.
Check the jaw opening before ordering, because this listing has carried a wrong number: the clamp closes on material up to 2 in. (50 mm), not 2-3/8 in. For thicker sheet material the Omni Cubed Mega-Jaw Carry Clamp opens to 61 mm and is rated 500 lb per pair. This is also a hand tool and not rigging - it must never be hung from a crane hook or a forklift; craned slab work needs a rated slab lifter such as the Aardwolf Lifter 50 at 2,646 lb. To get the jaws onto a panel that is packed tight in a bundle, open the gap first with an Aardwolf Wedgee Slab Wedge rather than with a hand.
Frequently Asked Questions
What thickness will the Aardwolf Sheet Material Carry Clamp grip?
Aardwolf publishes 0-50 mm, which is 0 to 2 in., for the SCC03 carry clamp. Listings quoting 60 mm or 2-3/8 in. overstate the jaw opening.
What is the working load limit?
441 lb (200 kg), published by Aardwolf for the SCC03 carry clamp.
Is it sold singly or as a pair?
As a pair. Two clamps are supplied, because the tool is used with one person at each end of the panel.
Why is the rubber white?
A white vulcanized rubber jaw lining is used where a darker pad could leave marks on light-colored stone or panel material.
Can it be used with a crane?
No. This is a hand-carry clamp rated 441 lb, not a rigging component, and it must not be hung from a hook or a forklift.