Westcott
Westcott Snoot Honeycomb Grid 60° Bowens Silver Black 4724
Directs a focused 60° beam for precise accent and hair lighting with a Bowens mount
- Focused 60° light circle with removable honeycomb grid
- All-metal build withstands daily studio use
- Bowens mount fits existing monolights and strobes
- Adjustable circle size by changing subject distance
- Grid cells control spill in six directions
Precision Light Control
The Westcott Snoot with Honeycomb Grid mounts directly onto Bowens-compatible strobes and continuous lights. It produces a concentrated, hard beam with a soft-edged circular pattern ideal for dramatic background effects, hair lighting or precise accent work in both photo and video sessions.
Passive Thermal Management
All-metal construction dissipates heat naturally without fans or external power. The housing remains cool enough for extended studio sessions while the removable grid snaps securely into place for quick setup changes between shots.
60-Degree Beam Spread
The honeycomb grid limits illumination to a 60-degree angle, controlling off-axis spill in six directions. Buyers needing wider flood coverage or adjustable zoom optics should consider alternative modifiers.
Highlights
- Focused 60° light circle with removable honeycomb grid
- All-metal build withstands daily studio use
- Bowens mount fits existing monolights and strobes
- Adjustable circle size by changing subject distance
- Grid cells control spill in six directions
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I attach the Westcott 4724 snoot to a Bowens-mount strobe and what step is often missed?
Slide the snoot onto the Bowens mount and rotate until the locking pin clicks; the step often missed is pressing the release button while turning to fully seat the bayonet.
What part of the honeycomb grid may need replacement after heavy studio use?
The removable 60-degree grid can bend or dent if dropped; only the grid itself needs replacing, not the all-metal snoot body.
At what point does light spill become noticeable when using the 60-degree grid at distance?
Spill stays controlled while the beam covers the subject; once the circle grows larger than the intended area, off-axis light appears at the edges.
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