What’s the smallest Tempo-Clamp® that can be made?
charrie
The smallest Tempo Clamp we can make that actually clamps has a diameter of 3/16 inch, which corresponds to -6 (6/32 = 3/16)
the panels are being pulled together with a Tempo Clamp or shimming clamp
Common sizes explained
| Dash size | Diameter (inches) | Diameter (mm, approx.) |
| -5 | 5/32" | 3.97 mm |
| -6 | 6/32" = 3/16" | 4.76 mm |
| -8 | 8/32" = 1/4" | 6.35 mm |
| -10 | 10/32" = 5/16" | 7.94 mm |
What does a Tempo Clamp do?
- Closes gaps specially before drilling, riveting, or bolting between panels (acts like adjustable shims)
- Aligns layers of sheet metal or panels
- Holds parts tightly while permanent fasteners are installed
- Applies controlled pulling force, not just surface pressure