Pre-assembled knobhandle clamp set for 12m HD fiberglass mast

Completely new and produced by us in response to numerous customer requests.
The prefabricated rubberized stainless steel clamps with the practical small plastic handle.
We tested these knob clamps outdoors for months last year in UV light and in all weather conditions.
The plastic is so UV-resistant that there was no visible or functional change.
Nevertheless, for permanent installation (months and years), we still recommend using the indestructible pure stainless steel clamps with hexagonal slot drive.
However, if you want to set up and take down your pole temporarily, “quickly” and without tools, this clamp set is the perfect choice.
Advantage without tools: Everyone knows that moment when the tool for the clamp is not at hand, has fallen down or been left at home.
Our classic stainless steel clamps require a screwdriver or an Allen socket wrench.
With our new stainless steel clamps with knob handles, you can leave your tools at home and lighten your backpack.

We supply you with a complete set of 11 clamps for your 12m HD fiberglass mast, so you can get started right away.

Our solution for anyone who wants to set up their mast quickly and easy!
With these new prefabricated knob clamps, you can go on air immediately without any tools.
Perfect for your POTA and SOTA activities or any spontaneous activity where you still want the security of “stoppers.”

Here too, of course, the following instructions apply:
First pull out the top / thinnest segment and fix it to the next one by pull&turn.
Then attach all the clamps (starting with the largest at the bottom and then sorting them up to the smallest clamp at the top).
Then tighten the smallest clamp at the bottom of the extended top segment (directly above the next segment) by hand.
The clamp only serves as a “stopper”; it should not squeeze the segment (this would damage the pole).
Then push the pole tip further up until the next segment is fully extended.
Fix again at the next segment and attach the corresponding clamp as a stopper.
Continue in this way until the entire mast is extended and secured.

But don't forget to attach the strap for tensioning the rope to the appropriate segment and raise it with the rope ends already attached to it. Otherwise, the mast will have to be lowered again.