Ten cable clamps for cages, tripods, gimbals and the desk. A detachable stretch silicone strap gathers the bundle and a 1/4"-20 point fixes the clamp anywhere on the rig. Nylon and stainless steel, reusable.
Ten cable clamps for cages, tripods, gimbals and the desk. A detachable stretch silicone strap gathers the bundle and a 1/4"-20 point fixes the clamp anywhere on the rig. Nylon and stainless steel, reusable.
Keep your camera rig, workstation, or production setup organized with the SmallRig Cable Clamp (10-Pack). Designed for filmmakers, photographers, content creators, and production professionals, these versatile cable clamps provide a simple and effective way to manage cables across a wide range of equipment.
Each clamp features an integrated 1/4"-20 screw on top and a 1/4"-20 threaded hole on the bottom, allowing direct attachment to tripods, gimbals, camera cages, mounting plates, desks, vehicle rigs, and other accessories without requiring additional adapters. This universal mounting design makes cable organization quick and efficient across multiple shooting environments.
The included high-elasticity silicone straps securely hold cables, wires, and accessories while accommodating objects up to 2" (5 cm) in diameter. The straps can stretch up to 8.3" (21 cm), providing flexibility for various cable bundles and equipment configurations. Designed for long-term use, the silicone straps are detachable and replaceable when needed.
This 10-piece set allows simultaneous cable management across multiple devices and workstations, helping reduce clutter, improve workflow efficiency, and protect cables from snagging or accidental disconnection. A wrench is also included for convenient installation and adjustment.
Built from durable nylon, silicone, and stainless steel, the SmallRig Cable Clamp set delivers reliable performance in both studio and field environments.
Key Features
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Accessories |
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