Swivel Snap-In: Allows two Super Mafers to be connected so that one can swivel. Often used to support Microphone Fish poles or Matthpoles. Part # 209635, weighs .25lbs.
Snap-In Stem Head: A 2-1/2" Grip Head with snap-in pin attached. Part # 540015, weighs 1.25lbs.
Right Angle Snap-In Grip Head: A 2-1/2" Grip Head with a right angle snap-in pin attached. Part # 209636, weighs 1.25lbs.
Mounting Plate 4"x4" Snap-In: A 4"x4" plate with mounting holes in each corner and a snap-in pin welded to it. Useful for mounting signs or small platforms with Super Mafer Clamps. Part # 209638, weighs .50lbs.
Offset Arm Snap-In: The Offset arm has two snap-in pins in opposite directions so that the arm can be used in either the horizontal or vertical position when mounted in a Super Mafer Clamp. It also features two 5/8" pins. Part # 209639, weighs 1.25lbs.
Weld On Snap-In: Raw steel (not plated) for welding onto...whatever! To be mounted into a Super Mafer Clamp. Part # 209640, weighs .25lbs.
Hollywood SuperFlex Arm: Totally redesigned to be the only Articulated Arm that locks firmly enough to be able to hold a small light fixture securely. The serrated ball joints and the redesigned end receiver are all part of Matthews Magic. The end receiver is a 5/8" Baby Pin on the outside and will accept the standard Dot, Finger or Flex Frame pin on the inside; and is tapped 3/8-16 internally to receive other camera accessories. Available only in the snap-in version for use with Super Mafer clamp. Part # 540001, weighs 1.5lbs.
Swivel U-Hook Snap-in: A U-Hook bracket that can be used to hang cables; or, when used in pairs, to suspend tubes, pipes, backgrounds, or even to support a horizontal Matthpole. Part # B209642, weighs .50lbs.
TVMP Snap-In: Ideal for mounting small lighting fixtures. Replaces C-Clamp to allow it to mount into a Super Mafer. Part # 429493, weighs .25lbs.
Snap-In Pins: For mounting of lighting fixtures. Matthews offers three different sizes to fit most motion picture and still photographic instruments. 5/8", 1/2" and 3/8".
