Beat hi-lo
into submission.

The client's own words for it. Two sizes, fits all major manufacturers' cage clamps, heat treated and precision machined.

Two sizes, 1 inch and 1-1/4 inch
1 inch and 1-1/4 inch fit all major cage clamps
Heat treated and precision machined
  1. How it runs
  2. 1Locate the high side
  3. 2Set the wedge
  4. 3Read it again
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In practice

How it runs
on the job

Find

Locate the high side

The gauge tells you where, the wedge does something about it.

Drive

Set the wedge

It reacts against the cage clamp you already have on the pipe.

Check

Read it again

Correcting hi-lo before the root beats grinding it after.

2sizes
48inch max clamp
The comparison

Next to
the usual answer

What matters

Hi-Lo Wedge

The usual answer
Hi-lo fix
At fit-up
Grind it after
Clamp fit
All major manufacturers
One brand
Treatment
Heat treated
Mild
Cost
Under a hundred
A rejected weld
Who buys it

Where it earns
its keep

Fit-up crews

The cheapest tool on this page and it prevents the most expensive rework.

Large diameter work

The 1-1/4 inch size covers clamps up to 48 inch.

Questions people actually ask

Which size do I need?

By the clamp, not the pipe. The 1-1/4 inch size is for clamps 30 to 48 inch; the 1 inch size covers the smaller clamps below that. Tell us your clamp size at checkout if you are between the two.

Does it fit my clamp?

Both sizes fit all major manufacturers' cage clamps.

How is this different from the Jack Screw Wedge?

This one corrects hi-lo. The Jack Screw Wedge holds fittings securely under an external clamp.

Fix it at fit-up,
not after.

Hi-Lo Wedge, SKU 460-S.

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