This Impact Flex Arm Super Clamp Kit - Versatile Toolis ideal for supporting small lights, reflectors or other items up to 1.1 lb . Made of flexible aluminum, the 18 mm diameter arm measures 21.65" long and can be twisted into configurations that would be impossible with a jointed articulating arm. One end of the arm has a 3/8" female tapped hex stud to prevent torsion in the Super Clamp. The other end terminates in a 1/4"-20 screw on a 5/8" stud.

Super Clamp    Includes Flat Surface Wedge    Standard Stud with 1/4"-20 Thread    21.65" Long Flex Arm    Arm Supports 1.1 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I want to use with a LED monitor that weighs in at 1lb 7 ounces and a super clamp attached to video tripod leg. I don't like the hot shoe mount that came with the Elvid Fieldvision monitor. Do you think this would work?

A: That will be a little heavy for this, unless you plan to have it point straight down. I don't think it will maintain it's position with that much weight on it.

Q: 2. Can the ball pins be rotated to various positions? If so, can they be locked in those positions?

A: Yes it does rotate

Q: 3. how much weight can this hold?

A: Not too much. We use it as a go pro flexible mount. I would suggest not to put more weight than an action cam

Q: 4. Is that impact arm with lever better than the impact one with knob? How it's vs Manfrotto one?

A: The only difference between the Impact Pivot Arm 20" with Locking Lever included in the Impact Pivot Arm Kit and the Impact Pivot Arm 20" with Adjustable Wheel Lock Control, B&H # IMBHE115, or the Manfrotto 244N Variable Friction Magic Arm, B&H # MA244N, with its adjustable locking wheel versus the Manfrotto 143N Magic Arm without Camera Bracket, B&H # MA143N, with its pivot locking arm would simply be the locking mechanism; otherwise, they are identical in all other aspects. The Impact arms have a maximum load capacity of 8 lb (3.6 kg), whereas the maximum load capacity of the Manfrotto arms would be 6.6 lb (3 kg).

Q: 5. Will this REALLY hold 8 lbs. if it extended out perfectly horizontally and the 8 lbs. is on the end?

A: Yes, the load capacity is based on the full extension of the arm, so it will hold up to 8 lbs.

Q: 6. What is the reasoning behind using different metal on the fixture ends? The Impact BHE-108 Is brass and the Impact BHE-108S Is steel. I would assume that steel is the strongest and most durable material, so why use brass - is it just a personal choice of aesthetics - where is there a more sound reason?

A: Brass is less likely to bind and would be easier to take apart. But yes steel would be a bit stronger.

Q: 7. The descriptions is very misleading: "Impact BHE-102 Heavy-Duty Flex Arm for Super Clamp This Impact BHE-108 Flex Arm for Super Clamp is ideal for supporting small lights, reflectors or other items up to 1.1 lb . " Which flex arm is included in the kit, the BHE-102 or BHE-108?

A: The Flex Arm that is included in the Kit is the Impact BHE-102 Heavy-Duty Flex Arm for Super Clamp.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with the Manfrotto super clamp?

A: Yes, this arm is compatible with a Manfrotto Super Clamp.

Q: 9. What is exactly the Pros of the Brass version?

A: Brass is stronger than some metal alloys and is less likely to bind or become stuck when dealing with threads.

Q: 10. how do you use it?? I just bought it. There are no directions!

A: The user manual to the arm can be found here: https://bhpho.to/2KjwXWF