The large Tripod Head Quick Release Plate from Kirk Enterprises is a satin silver anodized 6061-T6 aluminum plate designed to fit tripod heads with an approximate base diameter of 2.25" or over and with a threaded 3/8"-16 socket. The included set screw threads through the bottom of the plate secures it to the head. The quick release plate is Arca-type compatible, enabling you to swap out different heads on your tripod for multiple applications.
- Fits Large Quick Disconnect System
- Arca-Type Compatible
- For Heads with 2.25" Diameter or Over
- Quick Release Plate for Tripod Head
Kirk TQR-MPL Overview
Kirk TQR-MPL Specs
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Kirk TQR-MPL Reviews
Perfect for What I Needed
When I travel with my tripod and gimbal head, I have to remove the gimbal head from the tripod in order to have the tripod fit in my checked bag and then reattach once I arrive. It's kind of a pain. So, I purchased this Kirk super light, well-made tripod head quick-release plate to mount to the base of the gimbal head which then attaches to a 60mm Arca-Swiss quick-release lever clamp screwed onto the top of the tripod. Now I just flip the lever to release or attach the gimbal head. Works great! If you don't want to use a lever clamp, a screw knob clamp will work as well. I also added some Loctite Blue thread locker to both the tripod plate and the clamp for added security.
Great for Quick Switch
These things are great if you want to be able to quickly swap tripod heads or legs. No struggle to loosen overly tightened heads from legs or mess with set screws (grub screws). And no worries about the head being on tight enough to not loosen when you use the panning function of the head. I’ve got a couple of small ones and a large one. Small ones on my gimbal and Acratech GXP-SS, and the large one on a full size ball head. I match them to Arca-Swiss clamps that are semi-permanently mounted to my various tripods. I use round clamps that are approximately the same size as the tripod mounting plate, tighten them down, and tighten any available set screws. Rock-solid, but I can switch heads in a flash.
