can this lamp be mounted directly to a table without a clamp?
1754875
The lamp has a built in clamp that works quite well. You do not need an additional clamp.
238716
The clamp is metal and it is a good thing as the glass is quite heavy so I am sure anything less than metal would definitely not work. I ordered a spare lamp/bulb with mine as I do not want to be without this unit! I pan gold under it daily and would go stir crazy if I could not enjoy this hobby!
1578281
You're probably better off just getting a clamp light like Bayco SL-302B3 10-1/2-Inch Brooder Clamp Light with Porcelain Ceramic Socket You can mount without the reflector dish, but it has a built in clamp to position pretty much anywhere.
1551786
I have never used one in a clamp light. They have a built-in reflector so the reflector on the clamp light would not accomplish anything.
385885
I have used mine successfully on very odd shapes without the included corner pieces. Without seeing your lamp, however, I can only guess. If your lamp base is round without any strange protrusions, the this clamp should work. The key would be if pressure can be applied without twisting the band off the lamp base.
1211716
Yes. Ours is mounted to a horizontal table, so I simply un clamped it and held it at various angles while my wife then moved the lighted head around to several angles. No problem. Clamp is included. Good luck.
668982
Yes, it comes with a metal clamp/bracket that works about as well as any lamp you attach to your drafting table. I happened to also buy the "extra" screw on bracket which I use on one of my tables. I've bought three of these lights so far and they are the best light I've found (so far) that cuts down on the glare that makes your eyes so tired.
1981042
Yes. The bracket that holds the arms does not have to be attached. It is wholly separate from the rest of the lamp
161354
I don't think so. It is easily attached to a table. One note though, I bought 3 extra bulbs for replacement bulbs, and upon 2 going out, I proceeded to dismantle the lamp and install the new bulbs only to find out that it was the unit itself that had failed. The new bulbs didn't work either. I don't think I would buy this lamp again because how difficult it was to put in new bulbs and the low quality of the actual unit. But on the flip side, the lamp is amazingly bright , like true daylight. I use it in my art studio, even though it is now working with only one bulb working.
2238471
Question: "I would like to use this with a wall mount. Will this lamp work?" Answer: Unless you have a ledge or some sturdy protrusion that projects out 2 inches that you can clamp the mount to, I would say no.
293969
this lamp has a very tight clamp and would be excellent for your table or headboard , not flimsy at all , although it will move if you try to bend the stem too hard or from side to side , it has sort of soft padding on the clamps as to not scratch a table , hope this helps to answer your question
323773
The lamp has a 1/2" diameter 1 1/2" long post on the bottom which fits into the clamp. If you drilled a 1/2" hole into a table/desk etc it should work for you. This is a heavy lamp you would need a heavy duty desk to work for you. The plastic fold up tables would not be suggested. Good Luck
49989
I would say the quick answer is no. Of course I'm sure there is a way that it can be done if it were absolutely necessary. Something would have to be attached to the wall first and then the lamp could be clamped to that, it would definetely restrict the movement of the lamp arm, so I would not advise doing this.
1809411
I doubt it,mine is attached to a table top...the lamp might be awkward and heavy for floor standing.
447838
The clamp will just fit the edge of a 2" top, but I can't recommend using the included clamp. My top was also 2", and I found the clamp to be unreliable ... a few wiggles and the lamp comes loose and could fall. They offer an optional accessory clamp that I have not tested. I chose instead to bolt a piece of plywood to bottom of lamp-base, and then use 2 C-clamps to clamp the whole contraption firmly to counter-top. Otherwise, I like the lamp ... the lamp-housing is ventilated, preventing overheating of a CFL "bulb".
2105576
The clamp will affix to any width, it just needs to be strong enough to hold the weight. I do not believe the lamp rotates side to side, just up and down. All-in-all, if I had to do it again, I would buy a different lamp. I hope this helps.
1987498
Yes, the base clamp is removable. The hole in the clamp is 1/2". Seems to be a snug 1/2" but it is like most lamps of this style.