The Haywire Klamper is extremely easy to use once you get the hang of it. The best part is that the same principle applies for all types of jobs - just wrap and twist!
This page will give you a brief explanation of exactly how the Stronghold Haywire Klamper works and how simple it really is to use. It may take a couple of tries to get the hang of how to obtain a firm clamp, but once you have that "Ohhh!" moment, most people go crazy and start clamping and repairing everything in sight!
Four Easy Steps to Using the Stronghold Haywire Klamper
- First Step
- Second Step
- Third Step
- Fourth Step
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1 Measure, Cut and Wrap Wire In the included instructions you can find the necessary wire length for your particular application. Cut wire and bend into a horseshoe shape of equal lengths. |
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2 Engage Haywire Klamper and Tighten Slip each end of the loose wire through the holes in the Haywire Klamper's twisting handle and place the notched end of the Klamper on the U end of the horseshoe as shown in diagram. |
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3 When Tight, Tip Tool Back to Lock After you have achieved the desired tightness for your clamp, tip the tool over to wrap the wire over the loop and lock the clamp tight. Next, reverse the turn key until the wire comes off the handle shaft. |
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4 Trim the Excess Wire Now you simply need to use any type of wire cutters and trim the wire about 1/2" and press them against the hose to complete your clamp. |
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Try it Yourself or View the Haywire Klamper Videos
Now that you understand how the Stronghold Tool works, try it for yourself on something like an old broom handle or try to bind a couple of old pieces of wood or sticks you have laying around. See some real world examples of the Haywire Klamper in action:
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