Grandi Liutai Italiani,
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<p>The combination of aluminum and brass ensures a significantly reduced weight of the clamps and enhances their versatility for use in sensitive areas, such as the resonance chambers of antique violins and violas. For example, while a standard brass crack clamp with a capacity of 280 mm weighs 100 g, our version with aluminum jaws and screw heads weighs only 82 g. Rubber-coated pressure screws and rubber pads minimize the risk of damage to the instruments being repaired. The top-quality birch plywood used in crafting the La Stabile violin cradle is sourced from the finest available in Italy, ensuring durability, precision, and flawless operation.</p>
<p>Key features:</p>
<p>-Significantly reduced weight</p>
<p>-Rubber jaws and pressure discs to prevent damage</p>
<p>-Durability and precision</p>
<p>-Herdim crack clamps</p>
<p>-Made in Europe</p>
<p>These clamps are designed for repairing cracks on the resonance chamber and the back of musical instruments. The lightweight nature, attributed to the aluminum jaws and screw heads, along with the adjustable capacity, makes them versatile for restoring bowed instruments.</p>
<p>Technical details:</p>
<p>Adjustable mobile head for length adjustment</p>
<p>Swiveling clamps with concave and convex curvature to precisely fit the outer contour</p>
<p>Adjustable-length and height spacing screws for leveling cracks</p>
<p>Brass tensioning elements scalable to the curvature</p>
<p>Brass screws, rubber-coated pressure discs, aluminum jaws, and screw heads.</p>
<p>The use of rubber jaws not only prevents unwanted shifts but also safeguards sensitive areas of the instrument, making this tool safe and particularly suitable for restoration operations that demand the utmost precision.</p>
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