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Suction Clamp Mount

Key Features

  • Lightweight, articulated arm with ball-head and 1/4-inch thread
  • Secure attachment to any smooth, non-porous surface
  • Quick, precise positioning, with secure locking
  • For use with Ninja, Shinobi, Shogun, Atomos TX-RX and more

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Suction Clamp Mount
Gosselin #: 8863466 Supplier #: ATOM-SCM001
$56.99
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Key Features

  • Lightweight, articulated arm with ball-head and 1/4-inch thread
  • Secure attachment to any smooth, non-porous surface
  • Quick, precise positioning, with secure locking
  • For use with Ninja, Shinobi, Shogun, Atomos TX-RX and more

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Suction Clamp Mount
Suction Clamp Mount
$56.99

The Atomos Suction Clamp Mount features a heavy-duty suction cup designed for secure attachment to glass, metal, plastic, and other smooth, non-porous surfaces.

It comprises a lightweight, articulated arm with ball-head and standard 1/4” thread for quick, precise positioning, with secure locking that ensures your device stays exactly where you set it.

Ideal for mounting accessories where stability, flexibility, and fast adjustment are required.

For use with Atomos Ninja, Shinobi, Shogun, Atomos TX-RX, and more.

Ensure the surface is smooth and clean. For vehicle use on flat urban roads only, do not exceed 80 km/h. Use a safety tether when possible. Not suitable for high-impact activities (e.g. surfing, skiing). For low-impact use only. Not suitable for use on: Painted/coated surfaces, diatom mud walls, marble, unpainted wood, old tiles, frosted glass, breathable wallpaper, or any rough or porous surfaces.

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