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Kupo Duck Bill Clamp

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$63.47 $86.95 In stock

Category: Light Mounting Hardware

The Duck Bill Clamp is great for holding items such as foamcore, reflector boards, flags, and bounce cards. The quick set-up clamp allows for clamping onto flat surfaces quickly. Features a 7" Duckbill Plate Metal Jaw and clamps flat items up to 4.5" thick. The steel baby stud welded on the clamp has an embossed neck design to be firmly fixed on the baby receiver or a grip head.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella Y. ★★★★★

The 7-inch jaw on this duck bill clamp is perfect for grabbing my foamcore bounce cards without slipping. I also love how quickly it attaches to a flat table edge for a quick light setup.

George U. ★★★★★

Finally, a clamp that actually holds my foamcore boards steady without slipping. The quick setup feature saves me a ton of time adjusting my bounce cards on set.

Avery U. ★★★★★

The 7-inch duckbill grips my reflector boards securely without slipping, and the quick setup clamp saves me time on set. I've been using it to adjust bounce cards on the fly, and it holds firm even when tilted at an awkward angle.