The SmallRig Super Clamp 5318 is a versatile mounting accessory designed for filmmakers, photographers, content creators, and production teams. This 2-pack gives you two sturdy clamps for mounting compatible cameras, lights, monitors, arms, and other accessories to tubes, rods, stands, and various support structures.
Furthermore, its compact design makes it easy to add mounting points to your existing camera or lighting setup without taking up unnecessary space.
Strong and Secure Mounting
The SmallRig Super Clamp 5318 provides a reliable grip on compatible cylindrical surfaces. As a result, you can create stable mounting points for accessories during filming, photography, and studio production.
Moreover, the clamp design allows you to quickly attach and reposition equipment when your setup changes.
Versatile Camera Rig Accessory
A super clamp can significantly expand your rigging options. Therefore, the SmallRig 5318 works well for building custom camera and lighting configurations.
You can use the clamps to mount compatible:
- Camera accessories
- LED video lights
- Monitor arms
- Magic arms
- Microphones
- Small cameras
- Wireless transmitters
- Extension arms
- Other production accessories
Two-Piece Pack
The SmallRig Super Clamp 5318 comes as a 2-pack, giving you two clamps for multiple mounting applications. Consequently, you can build more flexible setups or keep a second clamp available as a spare.
For production teams, having two clamps also makes it easier to configure multiple accessories at the same time.
Compact and Portable
The compact construction makes the SmallRig Super Clamp 5318 easy to carry in a camera bag or production case. Furthermore, its small footprint helps keep your rig organized while providing additional mounting positions.
As a result, it is a practical accessory for both studio and on-location production.
Ideal for Professional Rigging
The SmallRig Super Clamp 5318 works particularly well as part of a larger SmallRig camera rig. In addition, it can help connect compatible accessories to stands, rods, tables, rails, and other support structures.
Therefore, filmmakers can customize their equipment layout according to the requirements of each shoot.
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