What Makes Up the HS-QX-006W Repair Stand Clamp?

The adjustable clamp on Hongsen’s HS-QX-006W brings two contact jaws together at the end of the repair stand’s support arm. A hinged upper jaw and lever work with threaded adjustment hardware behind those contact faces. These parts give the clamp its opening and adjustment, while the support arm connects the complete head to the stand.

The jaws form the contact opening

The HS-QX-006W head has blue covers on two opposing jaw faces. Their shaped surfaces face into the opening from above and below. This opening is the working contact area of the clamp.

The lower jaw continues from the clamp body attached to the support arm. Above it, the upper jaw connects through a pivot near the rear of the head. Movement at that hinged connection changes the space between the contact faces, so the adjustable opening comes from the jaws working as a pair.

Compare the shape and size of the intended bicycle contact point with the opening between the clamp jaws. Share those details with Hongsen when checking HS-QX-006W for your application.

Adjustment sits behind the contact faces

A lever sits on the upper section of the head. Behind the jaw opening, a threaded shaft passes through the assembly, with a wing nut on one end. The hinged jaw and this adjustment hardware work together within the clamp head.

The contact faces meet the bicycle at the front of the head; the lever and threaded hardware provide adjustment behind them. The head combines a shaped contact opening with a mechanism that changes that opening.

HS-QX-006W carries this head on a wall- or bench-mounted support. A freestanding repair stand such as HS-QX-006D places its clamp above an upright column. That support format is a separate product decision from the contact-jaw shape and adjustment needed at the bicycle.

Browse the Hongsen repair stand range for related configurations, or contact Hongsen to discuss HS-QX-006W for your repair-stand range.