Libec AS-7K

Libec AS-7K is a universal and adjustable articulated arm for tripod or camera, which is used for attaching other accessories such as monitors or recorders. The arm is 261 mm long, weighs 350 g and attaches with a 1/4" screw. Its detachable ball head fits a camera shoe with the shoe adapter, and the kit adapter mounts it on Libec heads.

The Libec AS-7K is a multiple accessory support for LCD monitors and other accessories. It attaches to cameras, accessory plates and, with the adapter included in the kit, to Libec heads, and the fitting angle adjusts flexibly.

Your monitor exactly where you want it

An articulated support with a detachable ball head and shoe adapter for monitors, recorders and other accessories.

Length 261 mm1/4" screwBall headShoe adapterFor Libec headsWeight 350 g

Monitor by the camera

The arm holds an LCD monitor, recorder or other accessory next to the camera. The fitting angle adjusts flexibly so the accessory is always well placed.

Ball head for the shoe

The ball head is detachable. With the shoe adapter installed, it fits straight onto the camera shoe.

Nothing gets lost

When not in use, the shoe adapter can be fitted to the body of the accessory support, so it stays at hand.

On a camera, plate or Libec head

The AS-7K attaches to cameras and accessory plates with a 1/4" screw. On Libec heads it mounts with the adapter included in the kit.

Length 261 mm

Long enough to keep the monitor clear of the camera.

1/4" screw

The standard mount used across audio and video gear.

Flexible angle

The joints let you position the accessory where it suits.

Weight 350 g

A light arm that does not weigh the camera down.

In addition to Libec tripods, the adjustable arm can be directly attached to cameras or other accessories. The only requirement is a 1/4" thread, which is commonly used in pro audio/video technology.

Recorder beside the camera. The AS-7K also holds a recorder or other accessory on the tripod head.

Monitor on the shoe. Fit the ball head with the shoe adapter onto the camera shoe and the monitor sits right above it.