Libec TH-V (Head Only)

75mm Libec TH fluid video head with swivel handle and 5 kg load capacity. the "dual head" supports both 75mm bowls and flat bases of photographic tripods, sliders etc. The quick release slide plate is compatible with Libec 650EX, TH-M, TH-X, TH-Z, NX Series and HS Series models and others (Manfrotto and Sachtler). On sale from 4/2024.

The Libec TH-V H is the fluid head of the top model in the lightweight TH tripod range, also available on its own. It carries cameras up to 5 kg, weighs 1.3 kg and is the only head in the range with continuous friction control for pan and tilt. Its dual base fits a 75 mm bowl and a flat base.

A fluid head with continuous drag

5 kg payload, adjustable pan and tilt friction, illuminated bubble level and a sliding plate compatible with Manfrotto and Sachtler.

5 kg payloadWeight 1.3 kgContinuous dragLED bubble level75 mm ball±30 mm plate

Drag to suit the shot

Pan and tilt friction knobs adjust continuously. A slow pan and fast tracking are both handled by one head.

Level in the dark

The bubble level is lit by an LED, so the head can be levelled in low light.

Tripod, slider and dolly

The dual base sits on a 75 mm bowl and on the flat base of sliders, skater dollies and photo tripods.

A plate that fits everywhere

The sliding plate attaches in one touch and follows the standard of Manfrotto and Sachtler heads and other Libec supports, so the camera moves across without rescrewing.

Tilt +90° to −80°

The head works from −20 to +60 °C.

±30 mm travel

The sliding plate helps balance the camera precisely.

Video pin

The plate holds the camera with a 1/4" screw and an anti-twist pin.

Longer bowl thread

Removing the spacer from the bowl clamp lengthens the thread.

One-touch sliding plate. The plate attaches and releases in one touch and also fits Manfrotto and Sachtler heads.

Bowl clamp. Removing the spacer extends the insertion thread, so more equipment can be attached to the head.

TH-V H counterbalance chart. The chart shows which camera weight the head balances depending on the height of the centre of gravity above the plate.