Photo studio stand accessory Avenger C1575B — aluminium clamp, black, min clamping width 1.3 cm, 450 g

Avenger C1575B is an aluminium clamp in black finish designed for professional photo and video setups. It secures lighting fixtures, small modifiers and accessories to stands, rigs and tubing with a minimum clamping width of 1.3 cm and a robust clamping range up to 5.5 cm. The clamp is lightweight (approximately 450 g) and corrosion‑resistant, making it suitable for both studio and on‑location use where reliable attachment and easy repositioning are required.

Advantages

The aluminium construction offers a balance of strength and low weight, while the black finish reduces reflections in controlled lighting environments. A metal knob on the clamping mechanism provides firm, repeatable tightening and extra solidity under load. Compatibility with a wide range of tube diameters and the compact form factor make the clamp straightforward to integrate into cine, broadcast and photographic rigs.

Suitable for

• Attaching small lights and LED panels to stands and truss
• Securing modifiers, flags or reflectors to tubing
• Mounting microphones, booms or accessory arms in studio setups
• Temporary rigging on location for event and broadcast applications

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium
• Finish: black
• Minimum clamping width: 1.3 cm
• Clamping range: fits diameters from 13 mm to 55 mm
• Approximate weight: 450 g
• Clamping mechanism: metal knob for secure tightening

How to use

Position the clamp around the stand, tube or truss section within the specified diameter range, then rotate the metal knob clockwise until the clamp grips securely. Mount the accessory or fixture to the clamp jaws or attachment point and confirm that all connections are tight and stable before applying load. For repositioning, loosen the knob, slide the clamp to the new position and retighten.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, verify the load capacity of the stand or rig and distribute weight evenly; avoid exceeding the fixture or accessory weight that the clamp and support system can safely hold. Inspect the clamp regularly for wear or damage and keep the metal knob free of grit to ensure consistent tightening.