Clamp for mounting large echo sounder transducers on boats with LDNT or interceptor.

The materials used to manufacture the echo sounder transducer clamp are stainless steel and plastic, so you will never have problems with rusted metal during use. The base of the clamp is made of a 25 x 25 mm stainless steel pipe, which provides the necessary strength and rigidity of the structure. The handwheel for fixing is made of plastic, has a convenient (gripping) size, and is absolutely safe, which is important on a small, swaying boat. The clamp’s lead screw and nut are also made of stainless steel. The plate directly adjacent to the transom is made of plastic and rotates freely, so that the transom plywood will not be damaged. The mounting rod is a telescopic design with a variable length from 350 to 550 mm. The clamp fits on transoms up to 65mm thick.

After selecting the desired length, it can be easily fixed with a convenient handwheel. A plastic guide is installed at the junction of the two telescopic tubes, which ensures smooth running when selecting the length and the absence of vibration and noise when using the sounder. In the upper part of the telescopic structure there is an eyebolt for fastening the wire, usually also made of stainless steel). The design of the telescope provides for the possibility of installing the sensor both under the bottom of the boat and by turning it 180° behind the boat transom.