Manfrotto 2" Micro-End Vice Jaw Clamp studio
Clamps surfaces 0.6 to 2 inches thick, holds 55.12 lbs via 1/4-inch thread
- Secure grip on surfaces from .6 to 2 inches with robust vice jaw
- Supports heavy equipment up to 55.12 lbs for stable camera and light mounting
- Durable aluminum, chrome steel and rubber construction withstands demanding studio use
- Versatile 1/4 inch spigot thread connects a wide range of photographic accessories
- Anti-twist 1/4x20 stud and knurled shaft prevent rotation in C-stand grip heads
Studio clamp for tight spaces
The Manfrotto 2" Micro-End Vice Jaw Clamp secures cameras, lights or props to surfaces from 0.6" to 2" thick. Its fixed jaw sits at the end of a threaded rod, letting you position gear in confined spots where a standard C-clamp cannot reach. A knurled shaft mounts directly into a C-stand grip head for added flexibility on set.
Replaces bulky clamps when clearance is tight
Swap this in when a regular vice jaw hits a wall, a beam or another stand before it can tighten. The micro-end design closes that gap, so you gain a 55.12 lb (25 kg) hold without needing extra room for the clamp body. It is not for buyers who need a wider jaw spread than 2 inches or a larger throat depth for deep fixtures.
Holds 25 kg continuously without creep
The aluminium, chrome steel and rubber construction resists deformation during long shoots, keeping cameras or heavy modifiers locked in place. The 1/4"x20 anti-twist stud prevents the mounted accessory from rotating under its own weight. The 1/4" female thread and included male adapter maintain a rigid connection through repeated repositioning.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What jaw opening does the clamp need to grip a surface?
The vice jaw adjusts from .6 inches to 2 inches, so any mounting surface within that range will fit securely.
How does the 1/4"x20 antitwist stud install in a C-stand grip head?
Insert the knurled shaft into the grip head and tighten the head's set screw against the shaft flats; the antitwist stud prevents the accessory from rotating under load.
Which parts wear out and need replacement after heavy studio use?
The rubber jaw pads and the 1/4" to 1/4" male adapter threads are the contact surfaces that degrade first; both are replaceable separately.
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