The Tilta TA-BSRA-15-B is a single 15 mm rod holder for the bottom of a camera cage: it screws to the underside of Tilta full and half cages and carries the rod for a wireless follow focus motor or other rod-mounted accessory. It is the lightest way to get a 15 mm rod onto a build — which is why it suits gimbals and compact rigs where every gram counts. A…
The Tilta TA-BSRA-15-B is a single 15 mm rod holder for the bottom of a camera cage: it screws to the underside of Tilta full and half cages and carries the rod for a wireless follow focus motor or other rod-mounted accessory. It is the lightest way to get a 15 mm rod onto a build — which is why it suits gimbals and compact rigs where every gram counts. A locating pin stops it rotating, and the Tilta tightening screw clamps the rod. Aluminium alloy and stainless steel, black.
The Tilta TA-BSRA-15-B is the answer to a follow focus motor on a gimbal: instead of a baseplate with a pair of rods, one small holder under the cage and one 15 mm rod under the lens, exactly where the motor meets the focus gear.
The holder screws to the underside of the cage with the included hex screw — most Tilta full and half cages. The locating pin drops into the hole next to the thread, and the holder will not rotate even with a follow focus motor pushing against the focus gear. The clamp takes one 15 mm rod of any length; the Tilta tightening screw clamps it, and once loosened the rod slides or swaps in a moment. Of all Tilta rod holders this is one of the lightest — on a gimbal it barely changes the balance.
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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