Designed to hold a light fixture or accessory in place, the Impact 20" Pivot Arm with Super Clamp Kitis a space-saving grip tool for a variety of applications. It's a great match-up with a super clamp, for instance, with an optional camera platform for highly mobile work. The wheel at the arm's elbow is capable of tension adjustment so that you can easily secure gear weighing up to 8 lb in the position you've chosen.

1 x Pivot Arm (20")    1 x Super Clamp with Wedge and Stud    Articulated Arm with 360° Rotation    2 x 5/8" Pins    Clamp Has Ratcheting Handle    5/8" Hex Stud has 1/4"-20 Male Threads    Clamp Wedge Grips Flat Surfaces

Position your lighting or camera gear where you need it with 360° rotation of the pivot arms. Maximum extension is 20".

One baby pin is threaded female 1/4ʺ-20 and the other female 3/8ʺ-16 threaded for flexibility in the type of gear you can mount.

Lock the position of the pivot arms and baby pins simply by twisting the adjustable wheel lock control. Further adjustment to the positioning of your equipment is made by altering the tension of the internal locking mechanism.

The pins at the end of each arm are capable of swiveling on their ball-and-socket joints providing extra flexibility for positioning your equipment.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the maximum weight capacity?

A: The maximum load capacity of the Impact 6" Extension Arm with Spigot for Super Clamp is listed as 8 lb (3.6 kg).

Q: 2. 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

Q: 3. Are both 5/8 recievers on both sides?

A: The receiver end on both sides of the Impact 6" Extension Arm with Spigot for Super Clamp is 5/8".

Q: 4. This just arrived, and there is a tag on it marked Pull . Now, normally, this would simply indicate that it is a tag to be removed. However, the instructions do not mention it AND the pictures in the instructions show it in place. So... safe to remove? Price of being wrong is high -- meaning I cannot use it this weekend if I make it inoperable and need to get another one.

A: Yeah, it is strange because it the plastic goes completely around... you need to cut it off.

Q: 5. 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: 6. Is this compatible with the Manfrotto super clamp?

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

Q: 7. Where are these made?

A: Country of origin is China.

Q: 8. Will the Impact 6 Extension arm work with a Manfrotto Super Clamp?

A: Absolutely. It's made to fit, quite sturdy too.

Q: 9. Will this take a Manfrotto Super Boom?

A: The Impact Tilting Boom Pivot Clamp is not compatible with the Manfrotto Super Boom. This one is, BH #MA123 (https://bhpho.to/3W1gZFS).

Q: 10. Are there any other differences between this model and the wheel lock model besides method of tension? Does one have locking or splines that would hold better than just a friction based hold?

A: The wheel lock version will allow you to crank down the knob and apply higher friction than the on/off latch will allow for.