\n \n[learn_more caption="Additional Photos"] \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n[caption id="attachment_1909" align="alignnone" width="720"] From: Bebeto Producciones (Peru)[/caption] \n \n[caption id="attachment_1908" align="alignnone" width="720"] From: Bebeto Producciones (Peru)[/caption] \n \n[caption id="attachment_1834" align="alignnone" width="720"] From: Colin Threinen (MN)[/caption] \n \n[caption id="attachment_1835" align="alignnone" width="720"] From: Colin Threinen (MN)[/caption] \n \n[/learn_more] \n \n[learn_more caption="Video"][/learn_more] \n \n[learn_more caption="Included components"] These are the components included with this item. [chained_products price="no" quantity="yes" style="list"] \n \n[/learn_more] \n \n  \n

Universal Pipe Clamp

\n  \n \nThis is the Pipe Clamp component of our Rail Brackets. You can purchase these individually if you want to make your own end brackets with any standard full or half strut channel. \n \nDescription of Rail Brackets: \n \n2 years of kicking around design ideas and prototypes has gone into the design of our Rail Brackets. A simple concept on the surface however, one of the rules we live by is that our parts have to be multipurpose and multifunction. Every bracket we have seen in the marketplace is proprietary in function (a few allow for different sizes of pipe). We wanted to produce a bracket that is truly "universal" and believe we have threaded the needle between function, design and price. \n \nThese brackets are universal in BOTH width and pipe size so they can be used with virtually any suspended rail type slider/dolly on the market. You can use pipe with an outside diameter between 1" (24mm) and 2" (50mm). You can also use square/rectangular rails up to 1-3/4" \n \nThe useable distance between the rails (center to center) is adjustable from 5" to 21.5" with the 3 different lengths of cross-bars we stock. You can also use full or half-strut widely available at hardware stores to make custom lengths. \n \nWe also wanted the brackets to be versatile in how you can attach them to stands & tripods. Most options on the market require that you mount your system to baby or junior light stands and in our experience this is not ideal. You can of course do that with our system but we give you some other great options for mounting that are MORE stable than just using a single light stand on each end. (see video above) \n