SAMSUNG Atlas Sound AT-100 100W Commercial Attenuator video accessory
- Hard Wire Dimmer
- Black
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A compact 540 hardened stainless steel multitool with 5/32 and 4 mm hex keys plus a flat head, heat-treated and CNC-machined for precise fit on a 1-inch keyring
The ProMediaGear a13 is a precision CNC machined tool made from 540 hardened polished stainless steel. It integrates a 5/32 inch and 4mm Allen wrench with a flat head driver. A flattened 1 inch stainless steel keyring keeps it attached to a bag or keys for immediate access during shoots.
Photographers and videographers needing to tighten tripod plates, rig components or camera accessories in the field will find this tool convenient. It does not suit users who require a broader set of hex sizes, Torx bits or a ratcheting mechanism for higher torque applications.
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The 5/32 inch and 4 mm hex keys fit many tripod plates, L-brackets and strap lugs that use those bolt sizes.
Yes, the integrated flat-head tip engages standard slotted screws found on legacy quick-release plates and accessories.
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