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Kupo B10 Grip Pin for Profoto B10 (KS-448)

Constructed from sturdy yet lightweight aluminium, this bracket is tailor-made for the Profoto B10 on a stand with a Grip head or grip arm. It provides a great stability for your B10 while mounting lighting control accessories such as soft box, umbrella and flash kit. Featuring a standard 1/4"-20 screw on the bracket that allows you to securely mount the Profoto B10 with the knurled round knob located underneath the bracket. The locating pin is equipped to securely hold your B10 in place on the bracket. The 5/8" (16mm) aluminium pin , boasting a length of 13.5cm, extended from the bracket provides a connection with the grip head, enabling you to mount it on the C-stand for the desired position of your B10. Additionally, a removable a spring clip (R-clip) is attached to the end of the rod to prevent it from falling off the grip head. The "Righty-tighty''mark engraved on the pin for safe operation reminder.

SKU: GC52-KPKS448

Kupo B10 Grip Pin for Profoto B10 (KS-448)

Kupo B10 Grip Pin for Profoto B10 (KS-448)

Constructed from sturdy yet lightweight aluminium, this bracket is tailor-made for the Profoto B10 on a stand with a Grip head or grip arm. It provides a great stability for your B10 while mounting lighting control accessories such as soft box, umbrella and flash kit. Featuring a standard 1/4"-20 screw on the bracket that allows you to securely mount the Profoto B10 with the knurled round knob located underneath the bracket. The locating pin is equipped to securely hold your B10 in place on the bracket. The 5/8" (16mm) aluminium pin , boasting a length of 13.5cm, extended from the bracket provides a connection with the grip head, enabling you to mount it on the C-stand for the desired position of your B10. Additionally, a removable a spring clip (R-clip) is attached to the end of the rod to prevent it from falling off the grip head. The "Righty-tighty''mark engraved on the pin for safe operation reminder.

Key Features:

Designed for Profoto B10 Mounting

1/4"-20 Screw with Knurled Knob

1.6 cm Pin for Grip Head

13.5 cm Aluminium Mounting Pin

Removable R-clip for Safety

Locating Pin Secures Light Fixture

Made from Lightweight Aluminium

Engraved Safety Mark for Operation

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Kupo B10 Grip Pin for Profoto B10 (KS-448)

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Kupo B10 Grip Pin for Profoto B10 (KS-448)

Constructed from sturdy yet lightweight aluminium, this bracket is tailor-made for the Profoto B10 on a stand with a Grip head or grip arm. It provides a great stability for your B10 while mounting lighting control accessories such as soft box, umbrella and flash kit. Featuring a standard 1/4"-20 screw on the bracket that allows you to securely mount the Profoto B10 with the knurled round knob located underneath the bracket. The locating pin is equipped to securely hold your B10 in place on the bracket. The 5/8" (16mm) aluminium pin , boasting a length of 13.5cm, extended from the bracket provides a connection with the grip head, enabling you to mount it on the C-stand for the desired position of your B10. Additionally, a removable a spring clip (R-clip) is attached to the end of the rod to prevent it from falling off the grip head. The "Righty-tighty''mark engraved on the pin for safe operation reminder.

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