The SmallRig 6061 Multi-Functional Suction Cup Support is a durable and adjustable mounting solution designed to provide a secure hold on smooth and lightly textured surfaces. Featuring a 74mm PU suction cup, dual-stage silicone locking mechanism, dual-axis metal folding arm, and 360° rotation, it delivers up to 18N (4.0lbf) of holding force for reliable mounting…
The SmallRig 6061 Multi-Functional Suction Cup Support is a durable and adjustable mounting solution designed to provide a secure hold on smooth and lightly textured surfaces. Featuring a 74mm PU suction cup, dual-stage silicone locking mechanism, dual-axis metal folding arm, and 360° rotation, it delivers up to 18N (4.0lbf) of holding force for reliable mounting during driving, video recording, navigation, livestreaming, and hands-free viewing. The washable, reusable suction cup restores its grip for long-lasting performance.
The SmallRig 6061 Multi-Functional Suction Cup Support is engineered to provide a strong, reliable mounting solution for cameras, smartphones, and other compatible devices. Its large 74mm PU suction cup conforms to microscopic surface imperfections, creating a sealed vacuum that maintains a firm grip even on lightly textured surfaces while leaving no residue. The innovative two-stage silicone locking knob allows for easy installation with adjustable suction strength—simply pre-lock with a light turn, then tighten further for maximum holding power and improved stability on rough roads. Built with a durable metal arm and dual-axis folding joints, the mount offers flexible positioning and a full 360° adjustable viewing angle, making it ideal for navigation, content creation, video calls, and livestreaming. Supporting up to 18N (4.0lbf) of vertical holding force, the washable and reusable suction cup maintains excellent performance even after repeated use.
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| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Rigs for mobiles |
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