Compatibility of Steadicam clip-on weights with third-party monitor brackets

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2013Brackets/Widgets forum

13 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

Steadicam clip-on weights are designed for 0.625 diameter rods but can be adapted for other rod sizes with modifications
Weights designed for 0.625 inch rods may work on 15mm rods with a layer of gaffer tape as a shim
Weights designed for 0.625 inch rods require a metal plate approximately 0.125 inches thick or additional tape or rubber to work on 0.500 diameter rods
Monitor rod weights come in two different widths, with one version specifically designed for monitor rods and another for battery rods
Steadicam clip-on weights can be used independently with a 1/4-20 thread connection and can be stacked together

The specific compatibility with XCS and Sachtler brackets mentioned in the question was not directly confirmed in the response
The discussion focuses on rod diameter compatibility but does not address other mounting considerations