Manfrotto
Manfrotto 275 Mini Spring Clamp studio
A compact spring clamp with a built-in 5/8" socket for securing backgrounds or small lights to bars and flat surfaces
- TypeLighting
- Compact clamp secures backgrounds to crossbars
- Built-in 5/8" socket mounts small lights to tabletops
- Miniature design fits tight studio spaces
- Clamps onto bars or flat surfaces up to 1
- Smaller alternative to Clip Clamp 2936
Compact clamp for studio setups
The Manfrotto 275 Mini Spring Clamp is a compact clamp designed for photography and video studios. It secures background material to crossbars and mounts small lights to tabletops using its built-in 5/8" socket. The tool suits photographers and videographers needing a lightweight grip for light-duty rigging tasks.
Check bar thickness and socket needs
Before ordering, verify that the bar or flat surface you intend to clamp onto does not exceed the maximum opening of 1 inch. Ensure your lighting accessory or background crossbar uses a standard 5/8" socket to match the clamp's built-in receiver. The clamp is smaller than the Clip Clamp 2936, so confirm the reduced jaw size suits your specific mounting point.
Steady grip for static loads
Under sustained load, the spring mechanism maintains a constant clamping force on backgrounds or lightweight fixtures. The wide clamping surface distributes pressure to reduce marking on delicate materials during long shoots. It is intended for stationary setups rather than dynamic movement or heavy equipment.
Highlights
- Compact clamp secures backgrounds to crossbars
- Built-in 5/8" socket mounts small lights to tabletops
- Miniature design fits tight studio spaces
- Clamps onto bars or flat surfaces up to 1
- Smaller alternative to Clip Clamp 2936
Specifications
| Brand | Manfrotto |
|---|---|
| Type | Lighting |
Questions about this item
Does the Manfrotto 275 Mini Spring Clamp ship with any mounting hardware or adapters, or must a 5/8" stud be purchased separately?
The clamp includes a built-in 5/8" socket for direct attachment; no extra stud or adapter is required for standard light fixtures.
How does the Manfrotto 275 differ from the larger Clip Clamp model 2936 when deciding which to buy?
The 275 is a smaller version of the 2936, offering the same wide clamping surface and 5/8" socket in a more compact form for tighter spaces.
What does the maximum 1" jaw opening mean when clamping the 275 to a crossbar or tabletop in practice?
It accepts round bars or flat surfaces up to one inch thick, securing backgrounds or small lights without slipping.
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