SmallRig Articulating Arm - 14cm

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The SmallRig Articulating Arm 2065B is an essential tool for videographers and photographers who need a reliable, flexible way to mount monitors, LED lights, or microphones to their camera rig. With its 5.5-inch dual-arm design, it provides precision positioning for various accessories, though users should be mindful of the 1.5 kg payload limit to ensure stability.
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The SmallRig 2065B has a maximum payload capacity of 1.5 kg.
Yes, as long as the tripod has a 1/4-inch threaded hole or you use an appropriate adapter.
The arm is constructed from a combination of aluminum and stainless steel for durability.
No, the 2065B uses a standard 1/4-inch screw connection on both ends without a built-in quick-release plate.
The arm measures approximately 5.5 inches in length.
No, the arm features integrated rubber padding on both ends specifically designed to prevent scratches and scuffs.
Ensure the central wingnut is tightened fully; if slippage continues, check that the weight of the attached accessory is within the 1.5 kg limit.
Verify that the 1/4-inch screw is fully threaded into the device and the rubber pad is seated flat against the accessory body.
To set up your 2065B, simply thread one end into the 1/4-inch hole of your camera cage or mounting point, and attach your device to the opposite end. Once connected, loosen the central wingnut to maneuver the arm into your preferred position, then tighten the wingnut to lock it in place. The arm is compatible with accessories featuring 1/4-20 threaded holes, such as rod clamps and monitor mounts. To care for your equipment, wipe the metal surfaces with a clean, dry cloth after outdoor use and ensure the rubber pads remain free of debris to maintain their grip. Avoid exceeding the 1.5 kg weight limit to prevent damage to the locking mechanism.