A staple on any photo or video shoot, the ABS 3.75" Spring Clamp 2" Jaw 6-Packfrom ABS 3.75" Spring Clamp 2" Jaw 6-Packis constructed from rugged but lightweight ABS plastic and can hold round tubes up to 0.63" in diameter. The clamp has pivoting nylon pads for uneven surfaces and serrated inner edges for maximum grip.

Sturdy, ABS Plastic Construction    Powerful, Secure Spring    Pivoting Nylon Pads for Uneven Surfaces    Serrated Inner Edges for Maximum Grip    Comfortable Rounded Handles

• Rounded handles for a secure, comfortable grip
• Pivoting nylon pads for uneven surfaces and serrated inner edges for maximum grip
• Sturdy but lightweight ABS plastic construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these fit the Matthews brand Matthellini clamps perfectly?

A: You can easily make this fit by trimming it, this employs peel-and-stick application.

Q: 2. I recently purchased a double ended spigot from B&H. I use the 1/4 end to attach to my Impact stand. What can I use the 3/8 end for? Full disclosure- A colleague of mine insisted I have one around the studio. He said it was a must-have item, you're not a real photographer without it . I really respect this man's opinion, but now I'm not sure it was a wise investment. Did I waste MY money?????

A: The clamp makes a great way of keeping speedlite battery packs without putting tension on the connection wire.

Q: 3. Where is the size measured from? The maximum jaw gap, or the length of the entire clamp?

A: The bolt is 4" the overall length is longer at 8.75".

Q: 4. I could I use it with a pole? I want to put my flash at there, what weight could I use over it ?

A: The center jaw could be used to hold a flash to a pipe.

Q: 5. can it be used to lock bottles? for spash shot..

A: These clamps could lock on a bottle when performing a splash shot based on the curvature of the jaws.

Q: 6. This looks better (more functional than) the Matthews Matthellini Clamp with 6" End Jaw. Can anyone confirm? (Strange that there are no reviews.)

A: This clamp differs from the Matthews Matthellini in that it offers a longer length at 9 inches while the Matthews product only goes up to 6".

Q: 7. Was this called the Joe McNally Clamp at one point?

A: Yes,it was. I have for of them. The flash shoe is not the best quality,you can unscrew it and have a different flash bracket on

Q: 8. How far does the hex receiver stick out? We need it to extend a certain distance from the beam we are clamping onto.

A: It is 2.5" from the notch in the clamp to the opening of the receiver.

Q: 9. Is it compatible woth Kupo cstand arm and arm grip?

A: You can use it with a grip arm.

Q: 10. Has anyone used these with the Scrim Jim Cine frame for attaching to a C-Stand or something similar (which is the new iteration of scrim jim)? Any thoughts? Thank you!

A: I use them for this purpose and they work great.