The Tilta TA-15RH-NTA-B is a single 15 mm rod holder with a NATO clamp: it drops onto the NATO rail of a camera cage, locks with the lever and holds the rod without screwing. The NATO interface does not rotate and carries heavier accessories on the rod — a larger wireless follow focus motor, say — than a single-screw holder would. It mounts mainly on the side…
The Tilta TA-15RH-NTA-B is a single 15 mm rod holder with a NATO clamp: it drops onto the NATO rail of a camera cage, locks with the lever and holds the rod without screwing. The NATO interface does not rotate and carries heavier accessories on the rod — a larger wireless follow focus motor, say — than a single-screw holder would. It mounts mainly on the side of the cage, and on top via an additional NATO rail. Aluminium alloy and stainless steel, black.
The Tilta TA-15RH-NTA-B is a rod holder for builds where something heavier hangs on a single rod: the NATO clamp bears on the whole length of the rail, does not rotate and comes off with one flick of the lever when the cage needs to shed weight.
The holder drops onto the NATO rail of the cage — most Tilta full and half cages with a rail on the side — and locks with the lever. Compared with a holder on a single 1/4"-20 screw it bears on the whole length of the rail, so it does not rotate and carries even a larger wireless follow focus motor or accessories that could not otherwise be mounted on a single rod.
The holder is built mainly for the side of the cage, where most Tilta cages have a NATO rail; with another NATO rail screwed onto the top of the cage it sits up there too. A toggle screw clamps the rod, so you slide or swap it without tools, and the whole holder is light enough for a gimbal or a compact handheld build.
A Tilta cage is only the start: every series has parts designed for the camera body — top handles, side handles with a REC button, HDMI and USB-C cable clamps, battery plates, 15 mm rod holders, lens adapters and ARCA or NATO interfaces. The parts share 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads with locating pins, NATO rails and cold shoes, so they combine across series. This part is one of them.
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