35MM DOUBLE HOLL END CLAMP

Description

It seems like you’re referencing a “35mm double hollow end clamp,” but the term could be used in different contexts depending on the industry. Typically, in mechanical or structural applications, a “clamp” is a device used to hold parts together or secure them in place. Based on the description, here’s a breakdown of what it might mean:

1. 35mm: This could refer to the size of the clamp, possibly the diameter or width of a pipe or tube the clamp is designed to hold.
2. Double Hollow: This could suggest that the clamp is designed to fit around two tubes or objects that have hollow centers (such as pipes, bars, or structural elements).
3. End Clamp: This generally refers to a clamp that is placed at the end of a component or structure to hold it securely in place.

Some common uses could include:

• Pipe clamps: Used in plumbing, HVAC, or construction to secure pipes of a particular size (35mm) together, potentially with a “double hollow” feature if there are two pipes involved.
• Photography or lighting equipment: In some cases, clamps like this are used for mounting equipment, especially if they need to secure two separate parts with hollow structures.
• Machinery: In some manufacturing or mechanical systems, such clamps are used to hold parts together at the ends of mechanical assemblies.