The extended SmallRig 6318 quick-release plate for Manfrotto 501PL-type heads: the longer travel balances even a heavy rig with a long lens and switches from horizontal to vertical fast. Rubber pads stop slipping.
The extended SmallRig 6318 quick-release plate for Manfrotto 501PL-type heads: the longer travel balances even a heavy rig with a long lens and switches from horizontal to vertical fast. Rubber pads stop slipping.
The SmallRig 6318 Mount Plate is engineered for filmmakers, photographers, and content creators who require a reliable quick release solution for larger camera rigs. Designed to work seamlessly with Manfrotto 501PL-type tripod heads, this extended quick release plate offers greater balancing flexibility, making it ideal for cameras equipped with long lenses, cages, monitors, batteries, and other accessories.


Its elongated design allows for more precise fore-and-aft adjustment, helping users achieve optimal balance for smoother tripod operation and improved stability. The plate also supports quick transitions between horizontal and vertical cage configurations, making it a versatile addition to professional shooting workflows.
Constructed from high-quality aluminum, steel, and silicone, the plate is lightweight yet highly durable. Integrated non-slip rubber pads enhance grip and protect camera equipment from scratches while minimizing unwanted movement during use.
For broad compatibility, the plate includes one 3/8"-16 mounting screw and three 1/4"-20 mounting screws, accommodating a wide range of cameras, cages, and accessories. A dedicated screwdriver/Allen key tool is also included for convenient installation and adjustments in the field.
Whether used for video production, photography, livestreaming, or studio work, the SmallRig 6318 Mount Plate delivers dependable mounting performance and improved rig balance for demanding shooting environments.
Key Features
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Tripod plates |
| Weight | 0.1kg |
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