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Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount

BH #TIAEMMNATOB • MFR #TA-EMM-NATO-B
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Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount
Key Features
  • 300° Monitor Mount Tilt, 260° Base Tilt
  • NATO Rail Clamp, 1/4"-20 Screw
  • Retractable Locating Pins
  • 1/4"-20 Thread, NATO Rail Extension
The Extended Pro Monitor Mount from Tilta allows you to freely adjust your compatible monitor for optimal viewing during handheld shooting. A 1/4"-20 screw with retractable locating pins supports most monitor models. The mount features two types of tilt—300° at the monitor mounting point and 260° at the base. It can also be rotated a complete 360° for front or rear viewing. The mount secures to the top of your rig using the included NATO rail extension and integrated NATO rail clamp. An additional 1/4"-20 thread allows you to secure an additional accessory. All the mounting and articulating points of the mount feature thumbscrews for intuitive adjustment without tools.
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Tilta TA-EMM-NATO-B Overview

The Extended Pro Monitor Mount from Tilta allows you to freely adjust your compatible monitor for optimal viewing during handheld shooting. A 1/4"-20 screw with retractable locating pins supports most monitor models. The mount features two types of tilt—300° at the monitor mounting point and 260° at the base. It can also be rotated a complete 360° for front or rear viewing. The mount secures to the top of your rig using the included NATO rail extension and integrated NATO rail clamp. An additional 1/4"-20 thread allows you to secure an additional accessory. All the mounting and articulating points of the mount feature thumbscrews for intuitive adjustment without tools.

UPC: 810153179399

Tilta TA-EMM-NATO-B Specs

Physical
Top Mount
1x 1/4"-20 Screw with Locating Pins
Bottom Mount
1x NATO Rail Clamp
Additional Mounting
1x 1/4"-20 Thread
1x NATO Rail Extension
Color
Black
Material of Construction
Aluminum Alloy, Stainless Steel
Dimensions
5 x 4 x 3" / 12.7 x 10.2 x 7.6 cm
Weight
0.5 lb / 227 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.74 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
7.3 x 5.6 x 3.6"

Tilta TA-EMM-NATO-B Reviews

Solid Monitor Mount - AFTER fixing the NATO clamp

By Boston
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2026-01-17

I saw another user here mentioning the same loose clamp problem I had so thought I'd share how I ended up fixing mine. (video attached) I originally just tried to tighten the screw on the locking lever with a TR6 screwdriver, but immediately stripped the screw. I exchanged that unit with B&H but the replacement came back with the same problem. This time I reached out to Tilta support before attempting another fix, to avoid stripping another one which led to much better results: Rather than TIGHTENING the screw, use a TR6 screwdriver to REMOVE the screw+washer on the locking lever. Then remove the lever, tighten the gear underneath until the clamp securely locks onto the rail, and reassemble. Be careful not to strip the screw like I did on the first unit I received.

NATO Rail Clamp needs work

By Zack B
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2026-01-13

I tried this mount today in the store and it seemed fine mounted on one of the display models but we didn’t use the provided nato rail it comes with. I have a fx3 fusion rig build and i screwed on the nato rail onto the handle but for some reason, the nato clamp doesn’t 100% lock tight, it slides back and forth. I thought maybe it was just a loose screw so I tried tightening the screw but still, the clamp doesn’t get tighter or secure. There are the two pins at both ends of the nato rail which prevent the mount from sliding off, but the clamp should be working regardless. I’m going to return it in exchange for another one, maybe this one is just a bit faulty, but besides that, all seems to be working as it should. I am using a Ninja V+ with a dtap to power by the way.

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