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Tilta Adjustable Monitor Mounting Bracket (1/4"-20 to Cold Shoe)

With a 1.996 kg load capacity, Tilta's Adjustable Monitor Mounting Bracket, with a male 1/4"-20 screw and locating pins on top and a male cold shoe on the bottom, is ideal for mounting accessories such as wireless transmitters and external monitors that can benefit from its 360° pan and 175° tilt articulating range. Further, you can fine-tune the resistance of both axes using the included Allen key for the pan axis, and the side adjustment knob for the tilt axis, enabling you to accommodate differing payloads or to suit your personal preferences. The durable, lightweight aluminium alloy construction and locking thumbscrews round out its design.

SKU: GC33-TA-AMB4-B

Tilta Adjustable Monitor Mounting Bracket (1/4"-20 to Cold Shoe)

Tilta Adjustable Monitor Mounting Bracket (1/4"-20 to Cold Shoe)

With a 1.996 kg load capacity, Tilta's Adjustable Monitor Mounting Bracket, with a male 1/4"-20 screw and locating pins on top and a male cold shoe on the bottom, is ideal for mounting accessories such as wireless transmitters and external monitors that can benefit from its 360° pan and 175° tilt articulating range. Further, you can fine-tune the resistance of both axes using the included Allen key for the pan axis, and the side adjustment knob for the tilt axis, enabling you to accommodate differing payloads or to suit your personal preferences. The durable, lightweight aluminium alloy construction and locking thumbscrews round out its design.

Key Features:

1/4"-20 Shoe Mount with Locating Pins

Supports Monitors and Accessories

1.996 kg Maximum Load Capacity

360° Pan and 175° Tilt

Adjustable Pan and Tilt Tension

One-Handed Side Adjustment Knob

Durable Aluminium Alloy Construction

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Tilta Adjustable Monitor Mounting Bracket (1/4"-20 to Cold Shoe)

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Tilta Adjustable Monitor Mounting Bracket (1/4"-20 to Cold Shoe)

With a 1.996 kg load capacity, Tilta's Adjustable Monitor Mounting Bracket, with a male 1/4"-20 screw and locating pins on top and a male cold shoe on the bottom, is ideal for mounting accessories such as wireless transmitters and external monitors that can benefit from its 360° pan and 175° tilt articulating range. Further, you can fine-tune the resistance of both axes using the included Allen key for the pan axis, and the side adjustment knob for the tilt axis, enabling you to accommodate differing payloads or to suit your personal preferences. The durable, lightweight aluminium alloy construction and locking thumbscrews round out its design.

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