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Manfrotto

Manfrotto 244 Micro Friction Arm Anti Rotation

SKU CH-X4AR-N45RM

A micro friction arm with anti-rotation design for precise camera accessory positioning

  • Anti-rotation design keeps accessories firmly aligned
  • Micro friction arm allows precise positioning with one knob
  • Model 244 suits compact camera rigs and lights
  • Durable Manfrotto construction handles frequent adjustments

Manfrotto 244 Micro Friction Arm

The Manfrotto 244 Micro Friction Arm is a compact support accessory for positioning lightweight cameras, monitors or lights. Its anti-rotation design keeps the mounted device from twisting once locked. The arm suits photographers and videographers who need precise, small-angle adjustments on a rig.

Upgrade from fixed mounts or basic arms

This arm replaces static brackets or simpler arms that allow unwanted rotation under load. The friction mechanism lets you set tension without tools, so the jump is worthwhile when you need repeatable positioning for macro work, vlogging or tight spaces. It is not for heavy cinema cameras or long-reach boom applications.

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Price $129.99
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Questions about this item

What diameter threaded holes does the 244 arm use for mounting?

The 244 Micro Friction Arm has 1/4-inch threaded sockets at both ends, so it mounts on any 1/4-inch stud or accessory with a matching thread.

How do you lock the 244 arm in position, and what is the common mistake?

Turn the single central locking knob clockwise until the whole arm is rigid; the mistake is tightening it only finger-tight, which lets the joints creep under load.

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