Clamp Jaw Spring Manfrotto R035 — replacement spring for 035 clamp jaws

Replacement clamp jaw spring compatible with Manfrotto model R035 (035). This spare part is designed to restore the original tension and gripping performance of the clamp jaw assembly, enabling secure attachment of camera supports and accessories. The spring addresses common issues such as loss of clamping force due to wear or breakage and is intended for routine maintenance or repair of compatible clamps.

Advantages

The clamp jaw spring provides predictable elastic force to return the jaw to its closed position, improving stability and repeatability of clamping action. It is a direct-fit replacement that preserves the original mechanical function without requiring modification of the clamp body. Installation is simple and allows quick restoration of grip strength, reducing downtime for camera setups and accessories.

Suitable for

• Repairing worn or broken clamp jaws on compatible Manfrotto 035 clamps
• Routine maintenance of camera support and mounting accessories
• Restoring secure grip for photography and videography rigs

Key specifications

• Function: tension spring for clamp jaw assembly
• Compatibility: designed for use with the 035 clamp family
• Material characteristics: corrosion-resistant spring metal suitable for repeated flexing
• Form factor: compact coil spring sized for clamp jaw fitment
• Performance: restores clamping tension and return action of the jaw

How to use

Before replacing the spring, secure the clamp and remove any attached equipment. Disassemble the jaw assembly according to the clamp's service instructions, taking note of orientation and retained parts. Remove the old spring and fit the replacement in the same orientation, ensuring it seats fully in the spring pocket or pin locations. Reassemble the jaw assembly and test the clamping action to confirm correct tension and return. If necessary, repeat the adjustment procedure until the jaw operates smoothly and holds securely.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the spring periodically for signs of fatigue or corrosion and replace it if the clamp loses grip or the jaw return becomes sluggish; use suitable tools and follow safety precautions when servicing mechanical components.