Standard 16 mm spigot
The 5/8″ diameter is compatible with standard baby sockets used in studio and grip equipment.
A short brass spigot for a secure, low-profile connection of studio equipment. The Manfrotto 118 combines a standard 16mm spigot (5/8″), a 1/4″ top screw, and a 3/8″ bottom screw in a height of just 4 cm. It fits into 16mm sockets, is compatible with the Super Clamp 035 and the 2905 swivel umbrella adapter, and, weighing just 35 g, doesn’t…
A short brass spigot for a secure, low-profile connection of studio equipment. The Manfrotto 118 combines a standard 16mm spigot (5/8″), a 1/4″ top screw, and a 3/8″ bottom screw in a height of just 4 cm. It fits into 16mm sockets, is compatible with the Super Clamp 035 and the 2905 swivel umbrella adapter, and, weighing just 35 g, doesn’t add any more bulk to the setup than necessary.
A Small Part, a Vital Connection
The Manfrotto 118 connects a 16mm studio spigot to accessories with a 1/4″ or 3/8″ screw thread, adding just 4 cm in height.

The 5/8″ diameter is compatible with standard baby sockets used in studio and grip equipment.
The 1/4″ top connection and 3/8″ bottom connection allow the adapter to be integrated into various setups.
Solid brass provides a durable contact surface and precise mechanical connection while weighing only 35 g.

The 4 cm height helps keep a small light, mount, or other accessory close to the clamp or stand. The manufacturer confirms compatibility with the 2905 rotating umbrella adapter and the Super Clamp system.
Insert the spigot into the corresponding 16mm receiver and tighten all screws securely. Before attaching any equipment, always verify the stability of the tripod or clamp and observe the load capacity of the weakest part of the entire assembly.
| Manufacturer: | Manfrotto |
| Category: | Accesories Rigy |
| Typ upevnění | Baby pin 5/8″ · 1/4″-20 thread · 3/8″-16 thread |
| Určení / kompatibilita | Manfrotto Super Clamp 035 |
| Materiál | Brass |
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