[Tilt and pan] I had been wanting something to hold my Profoto 20 Softlighter Beauty Dish on my Avenger Boom Arm that sits on an Avenger low boy stand. My issue was that the Beauty Dish being heavy with the Profoto light, tended to droop down as it was not catching the pin being smooth.
The Drop-Down Pin solved my problem. It has a serrated edge that helps the screw of the light to grasp and hold it in place. Now, my light does not droop at all. Very happy with this product.

[Tilt and pan] Feels safe hanging expensive lights from this. Be aware that the bolt for tightening it into place is inch-and-a-quarter, which is not a size I had lying around.

[3.05 lb] Very useful for several different applications in the studio.

[3.05 lb] I’m a Kupo fan, but in fairness use other brands as well. Of all my stands and accessories, Kupo is at the top for their quality of build and engineering. They are just better and more heavy duty than others. It’s stuff that will last you a lifetime as a hobbyist and a long time as a pro. This ball head adapter is no exception. You won’t regret having Kupo.

Recommended.

[3.05 lb] Very well made. I don’t have any problem hanging a small light from this.

[3.05 lb] Quality product. This worked just as I predicted. I used it to mount a 27 monitor to a C-stand. The mounting plate that was delivered was not square (like shown in the picture), it was in the shape of an X with the baby pin protruding out the back.

[Tilt and pan] Works perfectly to connect pins

[3.05 lb] This mount comes with everything you need to have a production monitor on a stand. I purchased it to hold my 21.5 monitor and it works great, solid hold very flexible with positioning. I recommend. Comes with all screws and plates for mounting. I am happy with this purchase, and it should help on our future productions.

[3.05 lb] This is used to put a small camera on a C-stand or light stand. The second lower hole is useful when attaching it to a shorter pin.

[3.05 lb] This Kupo Baby Ball Head Adapter makes my work easier when transporting lighting and camera gear to a photo assignment. My Gitzo tripod with Gitzo Telescopic Center Column and Arca Swiss d4 tripod head is heavy to move from point A to Z and back to A on location. I can bring 3 light stands of varying load capacities on location. Use any one of the stands as a tripod with a medium weight tripod ball head and I am good.