POWRIG Puck Camera Handgrip Professional Cinema Rig Side & Rear Handle - 1/4"

POWRIG Puck Camera Handgrip Professional Cinema Rig Side & Rear Handle - 1/4"

Brand: POWRIG
SKU: PUCK Camera Handgrip
19.99 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

The POWRIG PUCK is a precision-engineered camera handgrip designed for cinematographers who demand both modularity and ergonomic perfection. Whether you’re building a compact handheld rig or a full-scale cinema setup, this "Puck" provides the tactile control you need. Dual-Mode Ergonomic Versatility Hasselblad-Style Side Mounting: When attached to the side of the camera cage (ideally aligned with the film plane), the Powrig Puck enables a natural, "Hasselblad" style of operating. By keeping the camera out in front of the operator, it offers superior balance and a vintage-inspired handling experience for modern digital sensors. Natural Rear Grip Solution: Need a better way to pull the camera into your body? The Powrig Puck can be positioned at the rear of the camera or mounted to a top handle. This delivers a natural-feeling rear grip, providing a solid point of contact instead of operating off the battery or cables. Built for the Rigors of Production Aero-Grade Construction: CNC machined from a single piece of high-grade aluminium, ensuring maximum strength with a lightweight profile of only 80g. Hard-Anodized Finish: Supplied with a hard black anodized coating for extreme durability and a professional matte finish that eliminates reflections on set. Universal Compatibility: Features a standard 1/4"-20 screw with a knurled locking wheel for tool-free, secure mounting to any camera cage or cheese plate. Technical Specifications: Model: PUCK Camera Handgrip Material: CNC Machined Aluminum Dimensions: 60mm x 60mm x 35mm (2.4" x 2.4" x 1.4") Grip Depth: 22mm (0.9") Weight: 80g (Ultra-lightweight) Mounting: 1/4"-20 Screw with Anti-Twist Design

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