Constructed of chrome-plated steel, this Impact Wall Plate with 1-1/8" Locking Receiver is a handy accessory on any type of production set. All that's needed is a flat surface for its base and optional nails or screws to mount it to walls, ceilings, or floors. It's often gaffer-taped to apple boxes or the floor to temporarily support lighting equipment at a very low angle. Alternately it can be used as a speaker or monitor platform to be mounted on a stand with a 1-1/8" top stud or any other gear fitted with a male 1-1/8" pin.

Accepts 1-1/8" Diameter Pin    Chrome-Plated Steel Construction    8 Anchor Points

The receiver is welded to the plate for secure support.

The 1-1/8" locking junior pin receiver accommodates any fixture with a standard 1-1/8" stud.

The wall plate is a space-saving solution in tight places where stands and other supports don't fit. It's also useful as a floor plate for low angle shooting. Eight anchor points are located on the base for extra secure mounting with nails or screws.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How much weight is this rated for in a ceiling mount configuration?

A: The support weight is about 22lbs.

Q: 2. Is the plate magnetic? Could the Aputure MC stick to it?

A: The Impact Wall Plate with 3" Baby Swivel Pin is comprised of steel so the Aputure MC can stick to the back of it.

Q: 3. How big are the holes and what' the spacing? Was thinking of putting some magnets on this and want to get some ideas on sizes

A: The larger holes are 5mm, and the smaller 3mm. From center to center the large holes are 5.5 cm apart. From center to center the small holes are 3.5 cm apart. The entire plate is approximately 7.5cm x 14.5cm

Q: 4. what is the distance between the holes?

A: The large Outside holes are 6 centimeters by 13 centimeters on center. The small Inner holes are 4 centimeters by 12 centimeters on center.

Q: 5. What size diameter is the holes or anchor points? I want to secure Kino clips onto them.

A: Think it is 1/4 inch and 1/8 inch for smaller

Q: 6. What are dimensions of the flat plate itself (not the receiver)?

A: The size of the plate is approximately 5.9x3.6".

Q: 7. Can this also be used as a junior pin?

A: Remove the screw and it should fit a junior receiver.

Q: 8. What is the distance between the bigger holes on the short end?

A: From the center of each hole, we measured 65mm with a vernier caliper.

Q: 9. What's the difference between this and the identically named SRP-115?

A: This plate is the same as the SRP-115 produced by Impact.

Q: 10. Will this receive a full size C-stand riser?

A: Yes, the opening is 1 1/8 which is standard for most C stand columns.