Kupo KCP-350B Mini Alli Clamp — Steel spring clamp with baby 5/8" (16mm) receiver
The Kupo KCP-350B Mini Alli Clamp is an all-purpose steel spring clamp designed for quick, secure attachment on set. It features a baby 5/8" (16mm) receiver that accepts any baby 5/8" (16mm) stud. The compact jaw opens from 0.2" to 1.4" (5–35mm), making it suitable for gripping thin materials. It comes in a black finish and includes a limited two-year warranty.
Key features
- Steel spring clamp — A simple, all-purpose clamp mechanism made of steel that provides a firm grip.
- Accepts any baby 5/8" (16mm) stud — The integrated baby 5/8" (16mm) receiver works with standard baby studs for mounting accessories.
- Compact opening range — The clamp opens from 0.2" to 1.4" (5–35mm), allowing it to grip a range of thin materials and edges.
- Color — Black finish for a discrete appearance on set.
- Limited two-year warranty — The clamp is supplied with a limited warranty valid for two years.
Typical use cases
Use the Mini Alli Clamp to hold a fill card or flag. Because it accepts standard baby 5/8" (16mm) studs, you can mount it to many common grip accessories and adapt it quickly for small, on-the-fly rigging tasks on set.
Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Type |
Steel spring clamp |
| Receiver |
Baby 5/8" (16mm) |
| Opening range |
0.2" - 1.4" (5–35mm) |
| Color |
Black |
| Warranty |
Limited two-year warranty |
FAQ
- Question: Will the clamp accept standard baby 5/8" studs?
Answer: Yes. The KCP-350B has a baby 5/8" (16mm) receiver and accepts any standard baby 5/8" (16mm) stud for mounting accessories.
- Question: What can I use this clamp for on set?
Answer: You can use it to hold a fill card or a flag, or to grip other thin materials where a compact clamp and a baby receiver are useful. Its opening range of 0.2"–1.4" (5–35mm) accommodates many thin edges.
- Question: Is there a warranty included?
Answer: Yes. The clamp ships with a limited two-year warranty that covers the product as described in the manufacturer’s warranty terms.