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CAMVATE Articulating Magic Arm with Swivel Ball Heads & Two Super Clamps

BH #CAC1441 • MFR #C1441
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CAMVATE Articulating Magic Arm with Swivel Ball Heads & Two Super Clamps
Key Features
  • 2 x Super Clamps
  • 2.1" Max Clamp Opening
  • 1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 Thread Holes
  • 360° Swivel Ball Heads
The Articulating Magic Arm from CAMVATE features two super clamps with a maximum opening of 2.1" and both 1/4''-20 and 3/8''-16 thread holes. Two 360° swivel ball heads are included as well. This articulating magic arm supports a maximum load capacity of 3.3 lb.
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CAMVATE C1441 Overview

The Articulating Magic Arm from CAMVATE features two super clamps with a maximum opening of 2.1" and both 1/4''-20 and 3/8''-16 thread holes. Two 360° swivel ball heads are included as well. This articulating magic arm supports a maximum load capacity of 3.3 lb.

UPC: 619125204721

CAMVATE C1441 Specs

Load Capacity
3.31 lb / 1.5 kg
Top Mount
1/4"-20 Female
3/8"-16 Female
Jaw Opening
2.1" / 54 mm
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.701 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
5.9 x 4 x 0.9"

CAMVATE C1441 Reviews

Good, no sos strong !!

By Raul
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2022-08-02

Good quality !!! No sos strong. Not for all uses.

Perfect for holding small items in tight spaces

By Thom
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-03-15

I use it to hold camera remotes exactly where I need them. A pin in the 1/4 thread holes allowed me to add a Varizoom rocker on the same assembly. This is a versatile problem-solving widget.

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Plastic or metal? Can the parts handle enough ...

Plastic or metal? Can the parts handle enough torque to keep ball sockets from rotating if there's any breeze when holding an umbrella?
Asked by: Yee-Ping
The parts are sturdy to hold all the equipment together. We can't guarantee that everything would stay in place no matter the weather conditions. However, light conditions should not be a problem.
Answered by: David
Date published: 2019-10-29
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