PIVOT Magic Arms

Name: PIVOT Magic Arms
Brand: 3 Legged Thing

3 Legged Thing

£43.39

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If you’ve ever needed an arm to attach a light, monitor or other accessory to your tripod, L-bracket, or long plate, 3LT’s Pivot magic arms are for you. Pivot arms feature a ¼”-20 screw thread at either end to connect to either the accessory or the mounting point. These are screwed into place using the knurled rotational locks that optimise grip for a secure mount. Each screw thread can be precisely positioned using the omni-directional ball socket at its base. A large wing knob controls both the angle of the Pivot arm and the placement of the ball sockets, which offers users huge versatility.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as 3 LEGGED THING LIMITED, number 07310971. Checked 2026-08-29.
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