New Single Rod Clamp - 15mm (4 thread) 843

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SKU:
843
Weight:
0.06 KGS
New Single Rod Clamp - 15mm (4 thread) 843

New version Single rod clamp w/ Four 1/4" thread for 15mm DSLR Rig.

You can install an Articulating Arm on the female 1/4" thread, and install a monitor or a LED on the articulating arm. 

IncludesONLY one 15mm-Single-RodClamp-4
Net weight only about 40g
Metal: aluminium alloy
 
Notes: the rod rig, arm and monitor in the above images not included.
Please click here or visit following link to watch a video introduction.

http://www.youtube.com/user/TheCOOLLCD#p/u/9/IeN-wJY-hU8

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  • 5
    Works very well - solid as a rock

    Posted by Daniel Reed on 8th Jun 2016

    I Included it in my last order as an extra option - and I'm glad i did! It is extremely sturdy and holds firmly onto 15mm rods like crazy glue! Seriously, I was surprised at how strong the clamp is - It maintains it orientation and position even under crazy force.

    Based the review by WKW, I was a little worried I'd be wasting $10... But I've wasted more at a bar, so i figured i'd go ahead and toss it in with my order. WKW either got a bad sample, didn't tighten it enough, or maybe SmallRig improved on it somehow. The one I received is a very snug fit on 15mm rods with no play.

    Also, I highly recommend the SmallRIG quick release single rod clamp for 15mm #910 - it also has an extremely strong clap w/ no play and its low profile makes it great for quicking adding stuff in tight spaces.

    Frankly I am finding SmallRIG parts to be better crafted then the wares of some competitors costing 10 times as much.

  • 2
    Solid, but doesn't clamp

    Posted by WKW on 3rd Apr 2016

    I love smallrig stuff - my whole rig is pretty much made from their stuff, based out of the versa cage (which is fantastic).
    However, this has to be the weakest element i've encountered from them. It's very solid, but the 15mm clamp part doesn't seem to work at all - it won't clamp and spins around the rod, not useful at all.
    Perhaps a one off bad apple?