How to Tell Which LOXX® Upper Part Size You Need

How to Tell Which LOXX® Upper Part Size You Need

Choosing the right LOXX® upper part isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about getting the fit right for your material and ensuring long-term performance. With a few quick checks and simple guidelines, you’ll know exactly which size works best for your setup.

It Starts With Thickness

The key factor in selecting the correct upper part is your material thickness.

Standard LOXX® upper parts are designed to clamp materials from 0 to 3 mm thick. That covers most fabrics, covers, and textiles. But what if your material is just a bit bulkier?

That’s where the high washer comes in. Swapping the standard washer for a high washer increases the clamping range to 1 to 4 mm, giving you that extra space to work with layered or reinforced fabric.

Handle Cap Styles: All About Feel

You’ll notice there are different cap styles, small handle, large handle, smooth cap. Good news? They all install the same way and support the same clamping range. The only difference is in how they feel and function in your hand:

  • Large cap for easy grip and fast release
  • Small cap for a more compact appearance
  • Smooth cap for minimalistic design and subtle handling

Functionally, they’re identical. Pick the one that fits your design vision or handling preference.

Installation Made Simple

All upper parts attach in the same way:

  1. Remove the washer from the thread
  2. Insert the upper part through your material
  3. Screw the washer back on
  4. Tighten with the LOXX® tool

No guesswork. Just a clean, solid connection.

When in Doubt, Measure

If you’re unsure, grab a caliper or even a ruler and measure the thickness of your material at the point of installation. Anything under 4 mm? You’re covered with the standard or high washer combo.

LOXX® keeps it simple, same thread, same cap size, different washers for different needs.

So next time you’re wondering which upper part fits best, just measure, match, and go.

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