Tilta Dual Accessory Mounting Bracket for Boulder Camera Cart - Black

The Tilta Dual Accessory Mounting Bracket TC-DMB-B carries two devices at once — typically a monitor and a wireless video receiver — and moves them along the NATO rail of the Boulder Camera Cart as a single unit. It slides tool-free onto the NATO rail of the Expansion Mounting Bracket; two 1/4"-20 threads with ARRI locating pins hold both devices firmly and without rotation.

The Tilta Dual Accessory Mounting Bracket is a bracket for the Boulder Camera Cart that joins two devices into one block. The monitor and video receiver that belong together on set sit on one bracket, move along the rail together, and the cable between them stays short and equally taut wherever you slide them. It suits the focus puller's station as well as the video village, where the setup on the cart gets rearranged often.

Slides onto the cart's NATO rail

The bracket slides directly onto the NATO rail of the Boulder cart's Expansion Mounting Bracket, which mounts between the top support posts. It moves and locks on the rail without tools, so both devices shift closer together, further apart or to the other side of the cart without coming off the bracket. The compact, rigid body keeps the setup low over the tray so the cart stays uncluttered.

Two 1/4"-20 threads with ARRI pins

The bracket has two mounting points with 1/4"-20 threads and ARRI locating pins: a screwed-on device cannot rotate, even when someone brushes against it on set. The typical pair is a monitor with a wireless video receiver, but it serves two receivers or a monitor with a small light just as well. The body is aluminum alloy in a black finish, with large knurled nuts that tighten without tools.

The Tilta Boulder cart

The Boulder Camera Cart is an aluminum camera cart with a 400 kg payload that assembles without tools and folds into a case with its own wheels after the shoot. The posts are 40mm speed rails, the crossbars follow the NATO and Manfrotto standards and the trays carry 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads — that is where every accessory of the Boulder family mounts, including this one.