The VariZoom VZMICRO-ARM-K is a compact, versatile articulated magic arm with clamp, reversible 1/4″-20 mount, and mounting stud. Ideal for cameras, monitors, lights, or accessories, it provides flexible positioning and secure support for items up to 6 lbs in a miniature, lightweight design.
The VariZoom VZMICRO-ARM-K is a compact, versatile articulated magic arm with clamp, reversible 1/4″-20 mount, and mounting stud. Ideal for cameras, monitors, lights, or accessories, it provides flexible positioning and secure support for items up to 6 lbs in a miniature, lightweight design.
The VariZoom VZMICRO-ARM-K is a precision-engineered miniature articulated arm designed for mounting cameras, monitors, lights, and other accessories. Constructed from aluminum and steel, this magic arm combines durability with lightweight portability, making it perfect for professional video and DSLR setups.
Featuring a reversible 1/4"-20 mount, universal clamp, and threaded stud options, the VZMICRO-ARM-K offers unmatched flexibility. The arm folds compactly for transport or storage and extends to provide precise adjustment and positioning of your mounted gear.
With a maximum clamping range of 1.5" and a load capacity of up to 4 lbs extended or 6 lbs folded over center, this arm delivers reliable support without compromising maneuverability. Its threaded mounts include 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16, giving compatibility with a wide variety of accessories and rigs.
Whether mounting a small monitor to a camera cage, attaching a microphone to a rig, or positioning LED lights, the VZMICRO-ARM-K’s flexibility and robust construction make it a reliable tool for professional filmmakers, photographers, and content creators.
Key Features
| Manufacturer: | Varizoom |
| Category: | Magic arm - arms |
| Load Capacity | 2.7kg |
| Mechanism Type | Kloubové / articulační rameno |
| Thread Type | 1/4"-20 |
| Intended Use | Monitor · Světlo · Kamera / klec |
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