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Wide, flat j a w s a l l o w gripping pressure to be spread e v e n l y and s a f e l y against the s υ μ sorted g l a s s w a r e . Jars h a v e no sharp edges to cut into their protective rubber or asbestos sleeves.

Large Hat w i n g nut bears on flat surface . . . does not b i n d . Thumb screw is m a c h i n e d o f high-strength a l u m i n u m a l l o y . The h e a d is large a n d easy to turn.

Securely locked i n place, screw h e a d cannot reseat s u d d e n l y , opening j a w s a n d relaxing grip on g l a s s w a r e .

Heavily nickel-plated pressure formed alloy provides o u t s t a n d i n g strength, corrosion re­ sistance.

Finish w i l l not mar through repeated a s s e m b l y and dis­ assembly.

J a w s m a y be rotated on shank, s a f e l y locked at a n y angle b y m e a n s of a brass w i n g nut. This pivot also a l l o w s overall length of c l a m p to be extended an additional % inch. Either rubber or f i n e - w e a v e a s ­ bestos sleeves are a v a i l a b l e ; j a w s are neat a n d n o n - b u l k y .

T w o sizes: small c l a m p is 7 inches long (for holding objects up to IV2 inches in diameter); large clamp is 7V2 inches l o n g (for supporting objects up to 2 V i inches in diameter).

CASTALOY a CLAMP with a past... and a future T h i s Castaloy Utility Clamp, like the other 41-odd laboratory appliances that make u p the proven, conveniently-packaged Castaloy line, is the result of exceptional care in de­ sign and manufacture. Over twenty years ago Fisher researchers tried and rejected a great variety of features and finishes before Castaloy appliances became a reality. Since then Casialoy clamps, holders, sup­ p o r t s — t h e most c o m p l e t e line available today—have been proving their mettle in the world's laboratories.

BUT A FEW OF THE 4 2 CASTALOY . CLAMPS • HOLDERS • SUPPORTS Complete stocks of laboratory instruments, apparatus, reagent chemicals, furniture, and supplies at: 717 Forbes St., Pittsburgh 19, Pa. · 0 3 5 Greenwich St., New York 14, N.Y. · 2850 S. Jefferson Ave., St. Louis 18, Mo. · 7722 Woodbury Dr., Silver Spring, Md. · 904 St. James, Montreal, P.O., Canada · 245 Carlaw Ave., Toronto 8, P.O., Canada.

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