Overview

Bright Tangerine OpenRig 15mm Rod Bracket

Consistent rod support, secured placement and reliable release: the OpenRig 15mm Rod Bracket is an essential tool for cine shooters on the OpenRig. Simply set it and forget it: slide the Bracket into place at the start of the day, balanced however you need it, then remove it in seconds come wrap time.

SKU: GC63-B4013.1048

Bright Tangerine OpenRig 15mm Rod Bracket

Bright Tangerine OpenRig 15mm Rod Bracket

Consistent rod support, secured placement and reliable release: the OpenRig 15mm Rod Bracket is an essential tool for cine shooters on the OpenRig. Simply set it and forget it: slide the Bracket into place at the start of the day, balanced however you need it, then remove it in seconds come wrap time.

Open Rigging

Our OpenRig system is the new all-in-one rigging solution, but if you've still got rod-reliant accessories, the Rod Bracket provides an easy assist. Attach it anywhere on your rig: front-facing for matte boxes or follow-focus, or on the rear for power distribution.

(S)top Notch

With NATO rails, the danger is always an accidental release. The OpenRig's Picatinny-style rails (the ones that looks like castle walls) help prevent that, with notched intervals that the Rod Bracket can stop at thanks to the easy-press safety. If you want smooth sliding, simply press the safety catch to disengage.

Raised Standards

If you're needing to build out a full cine rig, then you'll want consistent rod support. The Rod Brackets are spaced 60mm apart centre-to-centre: the standard distance for 15mm LWS rigging. You'll need to fine-tune the camera height to suit your specific make and model via our range of Risers, but from there you've got easy access to a range of rigging options.

Part of the OpenRig System

Make rigging easier. With the OpenRig system from Bright Tangerine, you can learn one system, once - but have endless possibilities. Whether you need a run-and-gun rig for a documentary or a full cine build, the OpenRig system has the solution.

Key Features:

Centralised 15mm Rod Mounting System

Compatible with OpenRig Rail System

Built-In Safety Stops for Security

Standard 15mm LWS Rod Spacing

Independently Adjustable Rod Mounts

Compatibility:

The OpenRig 15mm Rod Bracket is designed to fit on the OpenRig Rail, with a specially-designed NATO clamp to slot onto the centre of the Rail. The rods are spaced 60mm apart to provide the 15mm LWS standard width, but different cameras will have different height requirements for a full 15mm LWS setup.

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Bright Tangerine OpenRig 15mm Rod Bracket

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Product Overview

Bright Tangerine OpenRig 15mm Rod Bracket

Consistent rod support, secured placement and reliable release: the OpenRig 15mm Rod Bracket is an essential tool for cine shooters on the OpenRig. Simply set it and forget it: slide the Bracket into place at the start of the day, balanced however you need it, then remove it in seconds come wrap time.

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