Studio stand accessory Avenger F600 — steel chrome, length 380 mm, weight 700 g

Avenger F600 is a studio stand accessory crafted from chrome-plated steel, with a length of 380 mm and a weight of 700 g. This compact offset arm features twin 16 mm pins and a 16 mm receiver, allowing it to mount securely on compatible professional photo and lighting stands. The arm provides a stable mounting point to position lights, reflectors or modifiers beyond obstructions or offset from the main stand, making it suitable for studio and location work.

Advantages

The chrome-plated steel construction offers corrosion resistance and a durable surface finish while maintaining a balance between strength and manageable weight. Twin 16 mm pins ensure a stable connection to accessories, and the matching 16 mm receiver provides straightforward attachment to standard stands. Its 380 mm length allows precise offsetting of lights to clear obstacles or to achieve angled lighting without the need for larger rigging equipment.

Suitable for

• Mounting small to medium studio lights and flash heads
• Positioning reflectors or small modifiers beyond stands or obstacles
• On-location shoots where a compact offset arm is required
• Photographic setups requiring lateral or overhang light placement

Key specifications

• Material: chrome-plated steel
• Length: 380 mm
• Weight: 700 g
• Connection: twin 16 mm pins and 16 mm receiver
• Type: offset baby arm for studio stands

How to use

Insert the arm's 16 mm receiver onto a compatible 16 mm stand stud and secure it according to the stand's locking mechanism. Attach the accessory or light to the twin 16 mm pins, ensuring the load is centered and tightened if the accessory provides fastening hardware. Position the arm to offset the light clear of any obstruction or to achieve the desired angle, and verify that the combined weight of the head and modifiers does not exceed the load capacity of the stand and locking components.

Usage recommendations

Use the Avenger F600 with stands and heads rated for the combined weight of your light and modifiers. For safety, balance loads close to the receiver, check locking tightness before each use, and avoid dynamic or unsupported cantilever loads. Regularly inspect the chrome finish and connection points for wear or corrosion, and replace the arm if any deformation or excessive wear is present.