Manfrotto 147 is a compact double-ended brass spigot with a 1/4″ male thread on one end and a 3/8″ male thread on the other. It directly joins a clamp, holder, arm, ball head, camera, monitor or another accessory with matching female threads without adding unnecessary length to the setup. It weighs only 9 g, is specifically suited to the Manfrotto 386B Nano…
Manfrotto 147 is a compact double-ended brass spigot with a 1/4″ male thread on one end and a 3/8″ male thread on the other. It directly joins a clamp, holder, arm, ball head, camera, monitor or another accessory with matching female threads without adding unnecessary length to the setup. It weighs only 9 g, is specifically suited to the Manfrotto 386B Nano Clamp, and is neither a hollow reducing bushing nor the twin-3/8″ model 125.
The Manfrotto 147 is a short brass joining spigot for setups that need to connect two parts with different female threads. Its 9 g weight makes it especially useful with the Nano Clamp and lightweight grip accessories.

Model 147 has two fixed male threads. It is not inserted like a full-size 16 mm spigot and is not a hollow reducing bushing; each end screws into a corresponding female thread.


Manfrotto explicitly recommends it for the 386B Nano Clamp. The opposite end can attach to a compatible head, arm or another device with a female thread.
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