What is the length of the first arm (double one) to knuckle? Looking at this for another application other than TV.
1729385
Center to center of the pivot pins is 7 3/8 inches. Overall length of the double arm is ~8 inches. Not sure where the other answer came from, indicating a longer length. My unit was purchased December, 2012. Maybe the manufacturer changed it. ???
1448003
Outside is 4 ½ inches tall by 4 ½ inches wide. The opening is 3 9/16 inches wide (9 cm). At the shortest point (in the center) the opening is just under 1 1/16 inches (about 26 mm). To use this claw, you only need to put fingers in as far as the second knuckle. But if long fingers need to go past that point to avoid hitting the other edge, there still may be enough width here to accommodate. This is probably worth a try... you should be able to get a good grip with a little experimenting. Good luck!
2073011
you have plenty of room. The arm swings out and is jointed. I'd say the circle is about 5 inches wide. The first part of the arm swings out about four inches to the left or right, and the second part another four inches, left or right from the joint. So even extended as far out as possible, you've got plenty of room.
2001475
Prof, from end to end it is 20-5/8 in (including the plastic balls on the end) The balls are 1-9/16 in wide. I think they serve as place to rest the outside of your hands during use. The bar is 1 inch thick and is nerilled (sp) for better grip. the center rotating section is about 2-1/4 inch. Very smooth movement, easy on the joints. I'm glad I bought it.
373541
Measure your hand around the knuckles at the base of your fingers. Hope this helps (-:
234351
The arm, from elbow is 6 3/4". The TV I have mounted is about 4 3/4" in depth. I think that is about average TV depth unless you have one of the super thin ones. I think the distance for a 90 degree turn will depend on the size and width of your TV.
427352
Since I returned this I cannot measure the length. What I can tell you is that it barely made 3 complete rotations around a 45lb bench bar. With that last rotation the end of the wrap rested against my thumb and the piece of Velcro at the end dug into my palm/thumb which was unbearable. It may be 12in including the piece of Velcro at the end or 11in without the piece of Velcro. Hope this helps a bit.
1582245
The Knurling starts 3" in from each end, so subtract 6" from the length of the bar and that's how long the knurling is for that bar length.
2081164
I didn't have anything to measure with, but I have VERY small hands (5 & 1/2 - 6 ring . Hope that helps. I/m very pleased with the ) and it fits my hand very comfortably. I'm very pleased with the product.
477175
I agree with Hoboking. 108" is not long enough for a man's hand. I had to give mine to a kid after my knuckles got torn up while using them.
726055
More like 4-5" The holes where the arm slides down into the bracket are square. So it can hang at 90 degree angles only. This worked great for me but it may not work for many applications. High quality, heavy duty.
1969290
The arm is a part of the mounting hardware. The bracket that attaches to the TV can be slid right or left giving about 5-6 inches either way from center.
898013
The one I purchased is definitely smaller than 1 1/2". I don't have an exact measurement but its not much bigger than an average finger. Hope this helps ;)
1048202
It's relatively small. It's tapered so it's about 1 inch across at the top near the handle and about half inch at the tip. Warning- mine didn't come with the glove and I burned my fingers without it. I never used it again. It's difficult to use. I prefer the HSI 1" flat iron that straightens flips and curls and comes with a glove pouch and oil. I bought it from Amazon too. Great price and easy to use.
610534
Thank you criblover for raising the question and other for contributing your inputs. The wider part of grasper when gripping the handle is about 2 1/4".
1880828
Its 1 inch and its not a great product, the plastic grip is too loose and comes off easily.
1853076
Well, on myself it went from my elbow to my wrist! Sorry! I dont have a tapemeasure on hand but I am a 5'6" female with normal ratio I would guess. personally it was very uncomfortable and terribly awkward trying to get it off and on with only one good arm. I went back to the plain standard type. easy on easy off and better fit. just my opinion..but then you did ask! Most expensive isn't always the best. Hope this helps you decide which is best for your arm. Hope you recover quickly!