Tilta Technology Co.,Ltd
Tilta Pro Articulating Arm with Dual Ball Heads, NATO Clamps camera accessory
Articulating arm with dual NATO clamps offers three pivot points and supports 11 lbs for monitors or accessories
- Secure monitor mounting via dual NATO clamps for quick rail attachment
- Three articulation points enable flexible viewing angles on set
- Supports up to 11 lbs (5 kg) for various monitor sizes
- Single tie-down lock controls all axes for swift repositioning
- Anti-slip spiral texture on ball joints increases locking strength
Tilta Pro Articulating Arm
The Tilta Pro Articulating Arm attaches monitors, wireless transmitters or electronic viewfinders to a camera cage. Dual NATO clamps lock quickly to any NATO rail for secure mounting on set. Three articulation points give a wide range of motion for flexible viewing angles. A single tie-down lever locks all axes at once for fast repositioning during shoots.
Thermals noise and power
This mechanical arm has no electronics, so it produces no heat, no fan noise and draws no power. The all-metal construction stays cool under studio lights and adds no thermal load to the rig. Silent operation means audio recording is never disturbed by the accessory itself.
Build quality and daily use
High-quality aluminium and stainless steel handle up to 11 lbs without flex. Anti-slip spiral texture on both ball heads increases friction for a firm lock that does not stick. At just 11 oz the arm keeps the rig light while remaining robust for daily production. Dual NATO receivers or 1/4"-20 screws with locating pins cover common mounting needs.
Highlights
- Secure monitor mounting via dual NATO clamps for quick rail attachment
- Three articulation points enable flexible viewing angles on set
- Supports up to 11 lbs (5 kg) for various monitor sizes
- Single tie-down lock controls all axes for swift repositioning
- Anti-slip spiral texture on ball joints increases locking strength
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I attach the dual NATO clamps to a NATO rail, and what step do people miss?
Slide each clamp onto the rail until it clicks, then tighten the locking lever fully; the step often missed is confirming both clamps are fully seated before loading the monitor.
What maintenance will the ball joints and anti-slip spiral texture need over time?
Periodically wipe the ball joints and spiral texture with a dry cloth to remove dust or grit; no lubrication is required, just keep the surfaces clean for consistent friction.
At what load does the single tie-down lock start to lose rigidity during extended shooting?
The arm is rated for 11 lbs; staying at or below that limit maintains lock rigidity, while heavier loads can introduce creep during long takes.
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