The IB2 Triple Action Ball Head from Benro is an Arca-type compatible head with a load capacity of 22 lb. It stands 3.9" high, and weighs 14.5 oz. There are separate locks for both the ball movement and the 360° panning motion, as well as a friction control knob. A 90° notch makes it easy to switch to portrait orientation. The numbered scale on the head's base allows for easily repeatable pans, and a bull's eye bubble helps ensure they head is level with the horizon.
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Benro IB2 Triple Action Ball Head
Key Features
- Load Capacity: 22 lb
- Max Height: 3.9"
- Weight: 14.5 oz
- Arca-Type Compatible
The IB2 Triple Action Ball Head from Benro is an Arca-type compatible head with a load capacity of 22 lb. It stands 3.9" high, and weighs 14.5 oz. There are separate locks for both the ball movement and the 360° panning motion, as well as a friction control knob. A 90° notch makes it easy to switch to portrait orientation. The numbered scale on the head's base allows for easily repeatable pans, and a bull's eye bubble helps ensure they head is level with the horizon.
Benro IB2 Overview
Benro IB2 Specs
General
| Head Type | Ball Head |
| Base Mount | 3/8"-16 Thread |
| Quick Release Plate Type | Arca-Type |
| Load Capacity | 22 lb / 10 kg |
| Number of Bubble Levels | 1 |
| Friction Control | Yes |
| Independent Pan Lock | Yes |
Physical
| Ball Sphere Diameter | 1.6" / 40 mm |
| Dimensions | ø: 2.2 x H: 3.9" / ø: 56.0 x H: 100.0 mm |
| Weight | 14.5 oz / 410.0 g |
Packaging Info
| Package Weight | 1.23 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 5.95 x 4.6 x 4.55" |
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