Ratchet handle
Reposition the lever without releasing the clamp.
Manfrotto 035C is a Super Clamp with a repositionable ratchet handle. It mounts securely to tubes from 13 to 45 mm and accepts a broad range of grip accessories through its 16 mm receiver and 1/4″ thread.
Manfrotto 035C is a Super Clamp with a repositionable ratchet handle. It mounts securely to tubes from 13 to 45 mm and accepts a broad range of grip accessories through its 16 mm receiver and 1/4″ thread.
Super Clamp with ratchet handle
The 035C version combines a 13–45 mm tube range, 15 kg payload and a repositionable ratchet handle.

Reposition the lever without releasing the clamp.
Solid aluminium construction for professional grip work.
16 mm hexagonal receiver and universal 1/4″ thread.
The Manfrotto Original Super Clamp is an essential accessory for every professional photographer or videographer. This clamp is designed with a focus on intuitiveness and reliability even in demanding conditions, making it the ideal choice for a wide range of applications. Thanks to its quick and easy clamping mechanism and TÜV certification , the Super Clamp is a reliable tool for securing equipment. The clamp easily attaches to surfaces of various shapes—from round to square—with diameters ranging from 1.3 cm to 5 cm, offering unlimited creative possibilities. It can be attached to rods, poles, doors, tabletops, beams, etc... The Super Clamp can hold up to 15 kg. Rubber grips on the clamp’s jaws ensure a firm and secure hold on equipment without the risk of slipping. The clamp is equipped with a hex socket compatible with a wide range of Manfrotto accessories, which prevents unwanted rotation. Other features include a safety lock for securely fastening photo or video accessories, M5 and 1/4"" threads for versatile mounting options, and a compact, lightweight design that makes it easy to carry the clamp in a bag. The clamp also comes with a rubber wedge pad for mounting on flat surfaces.
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