Mounting kit Proxxon 28602 — metal construction, max load 1.6 kg, multicolour

Proxxon 28602 mounting kit is a compact metal support system designed for fixing small tools and accessories in workshop or hobby environments. Constructed from die-cast zinc with a multicolour finish, the kit includes a ball-and-socket joint that rotates in all directions and a clamping jaw assembly that accommodates delicate workpieces. The design balances stability and adjustability while supporting items up to 1.6 kg.

Advantages

The die-cast zinc construction provides corrosion resistance and dimensional stability for repeated use. The freely rotating ball-and-socket joint allows precise positioning, including downward angles, for flexible mounting. Protective covers on the 75 mm jaws prevent damage to sensitive surfaces, and the clamping mechanism accepts components up to 70 mm wide, combining firm hold and surface protection.

Suitable for

• Mounting small tools or instruments in workshops and hobby workbenches
• Fixing light fixtures, magnifiers, or camera accessories for close-up work
• Securing delicate components for soldering, inspection, or assembly

Key specifications

• Material: die-cast zinc
• Joint: ball-and-socket, multidirectional rotation (including downward)
• Jaw length: 75 mm with protective covers
• Maximum clamping width: 70 mm
• Maximum supported weight: 1.6 kg
• Finish: multicolour

How to use

Secure the mounting kit to a stable surface or fixture according to the available attachment points. Place the item to be supported between the jaws, ensuring the protective covers contact the item's surfaces. Adjust the ball-and-socket joint to set the required angle and orientation, then tighten the clamping mechanism to hold the item firmly but without over-torquing. Verify stability and weight distribution before beginning any precise work.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the mounting kit with items that do not exceed the 1.6 kg load limit and keep the clamping width within 70 mm. Regularly inspect the jaws and protective covers for wear, and avoid exposing the die-cast zinc parts to aggressive chemicals. When working with delicate components, position the protective covers to minimize surface marks and adjust clamping force accordingly.