Z-Arms & Mounts

The Half Inch Adapter adapts a Zacuto rod or zamerican arm from 15mm to either a ¼” 20 or ⅜” 16 male screw.

Converts a 1/4 20" screw to a 3/8 16" screw.

The Inferno mount is an easy and lightweight way to mount the Atomos Inferno directly to the Zacuto GH5 Cage or Sony A7III, A7RIII or A9 cage.

Install one of these on each of your ¼ 20” devices and use our Zamerican Z-Rail Arm!

The MiniMount slides onto a set of 15mm lightweight spaced rods to act as a brace between rods or to create a simple rod or articulating arm mount.

The Zacuto Q-Mount for 15mm lightweight spaced rods clamps onto 15mm rods to create a stable mount for a lens support, articulating arm or 15mm rod.

The 15mm Studio MiniMount slides onto a set of 15mm studio spaced rods to act as a brace between rods or to create a simple rod or articulating arm mount.

The Z-Mount Zwivel 2 attaches two 15mm rods at multiple different angles with independently controlled levers.

The Zamerican Z-Rail Arm is a 12” articulating arm that has two Z-Rail clamps on either end.

The Zamerican Z-Rail Small Arm is a 6” articulating arm that has two Z-Rail clamps on either end.

This is our large 12" articulating Zamerican Arm. There is a ball joint on both ends that ends in a threaded female 15mm rod.

This is our small 6" articulating Zamerican Arm. There is a ball joint on both ends that ends in a threaded female 15mm rod.

The Zarn, inspired by filmmaker Clinton Harn, is a railed mounted wood ball shaped handgrip. It slides onto any Z-Rail, or any compatible rail*

The Zicro Micro is used to mount an accessory with a 1/4" 20 screw hole to a 15mm rod or Zamerican Arm.

The ZicroMount 3 is used to mount a device with a ¼” 20 screw hole to a 15mm rod or articulating arm. It is recommended for larger monitor or a Beacktek.

This 12" arm kit is designed to go between a 1/4 20 screw and a 1/4 20 screws. It's usually used to attach a monitor to the top of a camera or camera handle.

This 6" arm kit is designed to go between a 1/4 20 screw and a 1/4 20 screws. It's usually used to attach a monitor to the top of a camera or camera handle.